I joined Diigo DLC at https://www.diigo.com and cannot say enough good things about it. I have already participated in 2 different communities involving technology educational sites and web 2.0. Diigo is open for anyone to join and there are hundreds of groups and communities that you can join for the purpose of sharing and collaborating about different resources. In addition to sharing the URL for a site, members describe the site and how it can best be used by the educator.
Digital citizens can create and organize engaging and connecting class wikis,blogs, podcast , discussion areas, and other forms of collaborative digital learning communities. Allowing students to create their own pages or contribute to group pages will show them how technology can impact learning and make it real. This will also help them in the future as they transition from being a collaborative student member of a learning community to being a collaborative team member in a company or workplace.
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