del.icio.us+worksheet

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 * Basic**
 * Visit Mr. Hemingway's list of bookmarks at http://del.icio.us/themingway.
 * Look at the list of tags on the right side of the screen. Click on one that looks interesting.
 * Find one bookmark that is interesting, and see who else has a bookmark on the same item. (Hint: click on the pink box that says “saved by xx other people”.

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 * Intermediate**
 * When the new page opens (after clicking on the pink rectangle), look in the gray area on the right for other interesting tags by those people. Explore.
 * Use the search box in del.icio.us to search for another interesting topic. Use the pink boxes to find the most popular websites for that topic.
 * Look for Mr. Hemingway's del.icio.us tags in his [|blog]. (Hint: they are in a formation called a “cloud”.) Click on a tag and see what happens.
 * When the new page opens, very carefully click on a “+” sign next to another tag that is interesting. The result works like a Boolean AND function (you get a list of only the bookmarks that have both tags).

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 * Advanced** **Intermediate**
 * Create your own del.icio.us account (requires creation of a bookmarklet).
 * Save two bookmarks with tags.

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 * A****dvanced**
 * Download the Firefox del.icio.us extension: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/1532/
 * Visit an interesting website. Click on the del.icio.us menu at the top of the window, and select "Show related tags and users".

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 * Expert**
 * Add a friend to your network. Click on "your network", then enter your friend's del.icio.us username in the "add" field.
 * Tag a website. Click on "for:username" to share the bookmark with your friend.