Pearltrees
Published on Nov 21, 2015
How to use Pearltrees
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
PearlTrees
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What is Pearltrees?
- Organization Tool
- Group Links
- Discover Related Links
- Build a Community
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How Do I Get Started?
- Create a Free Account
- Add Pearls via Email or Pearler
- Name New Trees
- Link Related Items
- Discover New Websites and Friends!
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Organize Resources
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Install The Pearler
- Bookmarklet added to the bookmark bar
- Works with every browser
- Eliminates clumsy navigation
- Find a site you like, click the pearler
- Choose a library for placement
The pearler is a bookmarklet that allows you to simply click and collect webpages as you browse.
No copy/paste or memory tricks required! The pearler works with all browsers!
No copy/paste or memory tricks required! The pearler works with all browsers!
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Collaboration
- Enhance your own library
- Share ideas and resources
- Create new teams on other Pearltrees
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Uses
- Share study resources with parents
- Organize unit resources
- Share links easily with students
- Collaborate with team members
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Example of Author Pathfinder
a Pick=K-5 Reading Street
Original Pearl=learning Pearltree
Benefits
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The Basics
- Multiple devices can access PearlTrees
- Access anywhere, anytime
- Reasonable premium memberships
- Share links via Facebook & Twitter
- Unlimited folders and subfolders
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Premium Upgrades
- Get one if you want:
- Additional Storage
- More Privacy
- Customized Options
- Three Levels: Personal, Advanced, Professional
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Limits on accounts
- Limited Storage depending on membership
- Only so many pearls per tree, per ring
- Accidental deletions have short recovery period
- Private messages to connections only
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Citations
- Most pictures were from HaikuDeck library
- Pearltree resources from:
- Pearltrees. 2013. www.pearltrees.com
