What is Bookmarking?
GreenMap.org has different options for storing, classifying, sharing and exploring web bookmarks through the use of social bookmarking web services. Using them helps attract new audiences to this website. Look for ‘Bookmark This’ on the lower left of each Profile. A Social Bookmarking network allows users to store lists of Internet resources. These lists can be accessed by users of a specific network or website (see them below). GreenMap.org gives you the option to bookmark each Green Map project, thereby recommending them to del.icio.us, digg, reddit, ma.gnolia, newsvine, furl, Hugg, Yahoo, or technorati.
Bookmarking allows you to mark your place in a long file (such as an eAudiobook) so that you can easily return to it later. Most MP3 players that do not have the bookmarking feature will pause the eAudiobook when you turn off the player. When you turn it back on, you can resume where you left off. However, if you want to listen to something else on your player before going back to your eAudiobook, then you will lose your place in your eAudiobook. Having the bookmarking feature is a good idea if you think you will be skipping around between the files on your MP3 player. Of course, bookmarking is not absolutely necessary. Most MP3 players have a fast forward and reverse, but this can be aggravating if you are trying to fast forward through 3+ hours of an eAudiobook to find your place. Most players that offer bookmarking are more sophisticated and expensive than those that do not.
The online versions (HTML files) of text on this site offer “Bookmarking”. “Bookmarking” allows readers to place a virtual bookmark in the text so readers can return to where they left off in the literature. To “bookmark” the text simply click on each link in the text as you come to them. When you finish reading for that session save the webpage to your favorites or copy and paste the URL (Webpage address that appears in your address bar) into a text file and save it to your computer. When you want to return to where you left off in the book simply enter that URL into your address bar and you will return to, approximately, where you left off. (Back to top) 3.
