Fund: Annotations in Ebooks
We’re excited to announce a new project funded via the Open Annotation Fund. A grant of $7,300 to Fred Chasen to develop EPUB format integration for Hypothes.is. Below is a […]
We’re excited to announce a new project funded via the Open Annotation Fund. A grant of $7,300 to Fred Chasen to develop EPUB format integration for Hypothes.is. Below is a […]
Ilya Kreymer has completed the requirements for the On-Demand Web Archiving project funded via the Open Annotation Fund! You can read his write-up of the project below (re-posted from the […]
We’re excited to announce our second project funded via the Open Annotation Fund of $3000 for Ilya Kreymer to develop an API of On-Demand Web Archiving for Annotated Pages. The […]
I Annotate is a two day collaborative conversation centered around annotation on April 23 – 24th in San Francisco. After all that inspiration, we’re confident attendees will want to code […]
In July 2014, Hypothesis launched the Open Annotation Fund to provide financial support to open source web annotation projects. Since the launch, there’s been one project completed, and a handful […]
We’ve streamlined adding your thoughts to the Web. Our new home page features a field for pasting in any URL and annotating it. We call this system Via. Via simplifies […]
Hypothes.is headed to Hungary this January for some seasonal face-to-face time with our team. Tackling the problem of Web Annotation remotely works great most of the year. These face-to-face meetings […]
ClimateFeedback.org aims to organize the community of climate scientists to annotate online media and provide readers and authors with in-situ feedback about the scientific credibility of information. Our very own […]
The Open Annotation Core Data Model is something we’re keen to include in future Hypothes.is releases. We’re exploring using it via JSON-LD natively in AnnotatorJS. Along the way, we’re experimenting […]