As I was going through this week's assigned readings, I wanted to try to do so without printing them. The problem is that I like to highlight and make notes on my documents when I read them.
I decided to revisit diigo.com which is a bookmarking tool I used for another class a few semesters back. I recall using it to highlight web pages and add sticky notes with comments. I tried to do this with the produsage article but the highlighter tool wouldn't work. Could it be because this is a .pdf file? Does anyone know how to use this? Or is there another bookmarking/annotation tool anyone could recommend? I'd like to be a little greener and save a few trees.
I don't think Diigo works on PDFs -- seem to recall searching their site to find out about that a while back.
ReplyDeleteThere are various PDF annotation programs. One that comes to mind is called skim and I think that it is generally well liked. And I think the papers program (Mac only?) also supports annotations. I know there are others -- a google search will probably yield a variety of them.