@fsdegrees Great question! I struggle with that, particulary when it is not something that requires immediate attention or is for future reference.

I don’t want to kill more trees, but bookmarking doesn’t seem to work well.

I have been toying with the idea of creating folders by key topics of interest, and saving the web page into it. But I would be interested in whatever other techniques people use.

Another great thing about using the Google Chrome bookmarking feature is renaming your bookmarks. I try to rename so they page is easy for me to find when I go into the folder

@alexandrabriggs that Pinterest idea sounds like it could work

I use Diigo which is an online bookmarking site similar to delicious. When I come across something of interest I add it to my Diigo library. I add tags so I can find it easily and add it to various lists I created. Diigo also has a great feature that lets me highlight parts of an article for future reference and add sticky notes.

Having all the articles stored in Diigo means I can access them even when I’m not on my home computer. It’s not limited to articles either. You can add screenshots, pictures, notes, etc.  Diigo works with Firefox, Chrome, Android, iPad, iPhone, etc. 

It’s super easy to use. If you try it, I’d be curious to know what you think.

@rich-brooks @deairby @joanmuschampfagnani

I have been enjoying using Pinterest. The one downfall is that you must attach an image to the pin. For many articles this isn’t an issue but a couple of them I have had to use an unrelated image and make sure the Title will remind me of what I pinned the article. Otherwise it is really working great for me. I have colleagues that have been checking my Pinterest board for articles on different topics.

I initially was using my Pinterest (and still do) for home ideas and recipes but the board I titled “Workin It” is purely articles and infographics I find useful for work. If any of you would like Pinterest access I can send you an invitation if you private message me your email address. 

@fredericgonzalo Thank you for the link to the topic Frederic!

@joanmuschampfagnani @joanmuschampfagnani @deairby @marlenegavens @rich-brooks @fredericgonzalo

Thanks to all of you guys for great ideas and references.