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Visitors to the Early Childhood Australia website may have noticed a row of small icons at the bottom of some pages. They're part of a new way to experience the internet, find great resources and share information with colleagues.
Think of it like bookmarking a webpage—except you can also share your favourites with others online.
How to recommend a website
Look for the small icons at the bottom of pages on the Early Childhood Australia website.
If you liked this article, you can 'social bookmark' it with others who might be searching for good content on early childhood. This means you can share your favourite webpages with others, or just keep an online list of your bookmarks so you can access them on any computer.
Read more about social bookmarks
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Some sections of the website with these icons are:
Just choose the bookmarking site you like the best:
At each site you’ll be able to register for an account. This will then allow you to recommend webpages and create a list of favourite sites for yourself and other users.
Example:
You're reading Early Childhood Australia’s Code of Ethics and decide you’d like to let other educators and carers know about it.
Simply select one of the icons at the bottom of the page—for instance, Digg. Create your free account, and then other readers will be able to rate the content, and to recommend an appropriate category—and, in turn, you'll be able to view the pages that they recommend.
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