Some of my favorite content grabbers include Read It Later’s Pocket and Nuzzle. When you find something valuable on the web, how do you save it for when you need it, even if it’s no longer online? The answer can be expensive, or not. What’s worse, it’s changeable and could disappear due to nefarious actions. In simple terms, that’s a lot of content to keep track of from a lot of different sources. WordPress blogs make up 83% of websites hacked.Hackers attack ninety-thousand websites per day.There are 1.94 billion websites in the world.People send five-hundred million tweets daily.People publish four million blog posts every day on the Internet.Worse, given the amount of content that appears online, chances are, you won’t see it again. Why is it important to be able to keep track of information you find on the web? While it’s easy to search for content, it’s difficult to find again that poignant quote or message or must-read article. Before we do that and explore its use in education, let’s take a moment to review some statistics. In this blog entry, we’ll explore Joplin, a new tool with rich features for web clipping and note aggregation. If you need to keep track of information off the web, you’re not alone.
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