Λ_LlAMA LINKS

Q. Why did I start this?

...didn't have instant recall of where I found a solution so I could revisit or explain how I accomplished a thing.
...was trying to teach someone a thing when I could have shared a link to how I learned that thing.
...lost my work not remembering in which sandbox I was working for that particular project.
...was unsure of a project title to submit in the retrospective because the project names differ.
...took much longer to find a reference during a sprint because I had to google something and forgot the exact query I'd used.
...wished I had saved bookmarks by when I used them instead of by subject because they built up fast in areas and overlap was an issue.
...found many links I needed at a certain time became redundant or inconsequential later either because I mastered the thing or the concept was no longer needed.
...discovered not having a link plan resulted in an unhelpful mess.

Simplicity and cross platform standardization.
Room for improvement and potential knowledge based Web App integration.
Ability to throw links into a folder without worrying about organizing, losing, or creating disorder.
Seeking and sharing is enhanced especially if a web app is developed.
Ease of finding links you need during a sprint exam.
Give a better overview of student progress while maintaining a history as well.
Opening a discussion about organisation and work flow processes is an underdeveloped yet fundamental learning skill set.
Helping students with organization may result in:
1. Reduced mental stress and student retention.
2. Increased learning potential.
3. More successful testing and progression.
4. Facilitated sharing and teamwork.

Download the folder as a zip by pressing the code button and download as a .zip file.
Open the zip and drag the .html file to desktop or a temp folder.
In browser: Import Bookmarks or Favorites as an HTML.

I hope this helps.