Clipmarks is a web tool that enables you to take any content from any web site. The resultant clippings can then be saved in your clipmarks account, shared with others, or pasted into another site. This is a very handy tool for bloggers or anyone for that matter. It saves lots of time and is really easy to use. Here is an example of an article I clipped on Engadget.com:
clipped from www.engadget.com
Facing a $1 billion budget deficit, Michigan state House Democrats have proposed the natural addition to such a weighted spending plan: free iPods for every kid. Ostensibly for educational purposes, the $38 million plan would provide iPods or MP3 players to every student in Michigan to use as a learning tool. We’ve seen laptops — which Michigan (and Virginia) handed out to its students a few year back — and even PSPs be put to such educational use, but iPods are a bit of a new one on us. Pearson Education does have that curriculum for the iPod, and bought Apple’s PowerSchool a little while back, but this would undoubtedly be the largest rollout of such curriculum to date. That said, we’re all for the insanity, ’cause just like our iPod always told us: “We don’t need no education… Teachers leave those kids alone.” And if the iPod says it, it must be true!
[Via The Raw Feed, picture courtesy of Anti iPod]
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Overall, I love this little web tool. It can save you tons of time as a blogger. Below is my rundown of what I like and what I dislike about Clipmarks.
What I Like:
What I Dislike:
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