MTP Teaching Tip #4 - Using Del.icio.us Linkrolls to
Teachers who use del.icio.us linkrolls on their classroom web pages provide a wonderful service for themselves and their students. Once a linkroll is created and posted on a web page, the list of web resources can increase dynamically when resources are bookmarked.
In the example above, I have many linkrolls on my science page. The first linkroll, called the Solar System, is made out of web resources that I have tagged using the name SolarSystem. The next linkroll, called Earth, lists a number of resources tagged with the word Earth.
In order to create a linkroll, please have open the following web sites in tabs/Quicknote:
- Your MyTeacherPages web site - please login
- Your del.icio.us account - please login
- These directions opened in QuickNote
Steps to Creating a Del.icio.us LinkRoll on your MTP subpage
- Create a typical subpage in MTP
- Click on the html tab (see hand at the bottom of this graphic)
- Go to the tab with your del.icio.us account opened and logged in
- Near the top right hand corner of the del.icio.us page, click on the word settings
- Under the column labeled Blogging, click on linkrolls
- Scroll down to Display Options and change
- show (change the number of items you wish to show) items
- title - to something appropriate (if your resources are about the Earth, call the title - The Earth)
- check show tags and show notes
- choose an icon or none (if you don’t know what RSS is, skip that)
- choose a bullet type
- check only these tags (type in the name of the tag you wish to create the list from)
- you can keep show your del.icio.us username and show add me to your network link
- Scroll up to Linkrolls and copy all the code in the box - the code starts with <start type=”….
- Go to the tab with your where your MTP subpage is created
- Paste the Linkroll code you made in Step 3
- Click Save
- Click View Page
If you want to add more resources to this list, just bookmark resources with the same tag.
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October 28th, 2007 at 7:46 pm
hi can u please add my blog to your blogroll
it is….
http://www.hippies.edublogs.org