I find myself adding links to wonderful sites all the time, but hardly ever have...

[Mom to Aly]

the time to visit them--does anyone else do this, or is it just me?

[clementine]

Yep, me too. I have high hopes, but little time. :blush: My goal this year - utilize those free sites more!!

[teamturner]

I recently came to the conclusion that when I put things into my favorites to read later, I forget about them. I am filing them under a folder by subject. So I figured that what I should do is put all websites into a folder called "New to favorites" or "New sites to check out" or something along those lines. Then when I have a spare moment, I can just pull up the sites in that folder and read them. Once they are read I can either delete it or save it under the proper folder. I haven't started doing this yet so I don't know if it will be helpful or not. I just thought I'd throw that out there in case it helps anyone else. :001_smile:

[KAR120C]

It doesn't always mean that I have time to visit them again, but it means when I'm looking for something I know where to start! :) My general hierarchy is under a folder called "homeschooling"... with subfolders for history/ geography, language, literature, math, science, writing (and a couple others I'm forgetting)... and then under each of those I might have particular topics. Under language I have Latin, Russian and Spanish, and for instance under Russian I have a few sites for free handwriting practice and a few sites for shopping. I've used a couple of them and I know where to find them if I need another round... and while I've not really looked at the shopping sites yet, I know they're there because someone recommended them.

 

I figure when I'm bookmarking something it's not necessarily because I need to go back and look for it as much as because if I want it later I want to be able to find it easily.

[crazycoffeechic]

I'm the same way, I add them to my favorites for "just in case". There are a few that I actually use, but mostly I forget about them.