AnnotatED 2024: Session Recordings
Welcome to the AnnotatED 2024 session recordings hub! Here, you can explore all the insightful sessions from this year’s conference, where leading educators, researchers, and technologists shared their expertise on social annotation and its transformative impact on learning.
Dive into a variety of topics, from enhancing student engagement and collaborative learning to innovative uses of Hypothesis in different educational contexts. Whether you’re looking to revisit your favorite talks or catch up on sessions you missed, this page is your go-to resource for all things AnnotatED 2024.
Session Recordings
Keynote: Transforming the Margins A Decade of Hypothesis and the Future of Social Annotation
Decoding Research: The Influence of Annotations on Scientific Comprehension and Professional Identity
Enhancing Collaborative Learning in Business Education at Florida State University
Lessening Distractions and Increasing Attention with Social Annotations
Social Annotations' Role in Building & Maintaining a Community of Practice
Beyond the Margins: Enhancing Doctoral Education with Collaborative Social Annotation
Interdisciplinary Insights into Fostering Student Engagement in Course Readings
Leveling Up: How Hypothesis for JSTOR Increases Student Engagement & Comprehension
Reading Is Writing: Social Annotation as Agentic Reading Practice
Beyond Reading: Fostering Student Interaction with the Syllabus Through Annotation
Interactive Facilitated Discussion with Annotation-Enhanced Collaborative Peer to Peer Learning
Social Annotation and First-Year Writing: Increasing Engagement and Demistifying Analysis with Instructional Texts
Creating Social Networks through Hypothesis
Learning About Your Students As They Learn In Your Course
Why Hypothesis? Strategies for Empowering Student Confidence and Collaboration in Reading
No More Discussion Boards
Charting the Course: Navigating Towards More Engaging Readings
Equitizing the Syllabus: Measuring Affect with Social Annotation & Ai Coding
Hypothesis in the English Classroom: Annotation to Extend Student Reading and Writing Skills
Reflection On Using Hypothesis for Team-Based Annotations Within a Writing Proficiency Class