Webinar: Research on Annotation in English and Composition
Join our free webinar Thursday 9 May 2019 on current and future research about how annotation is being used in the English and composition disciplines.
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Join our free webinar Thursday 9 May 2019 on current and future research about how annotation is being used in the English and composition disciplines.
We’re proud to announce that Cal State Channel Islands and Davidson College have joined as the first formal partners in the new Hypothesis LMS App Pilot Program.
Hypothesis announces support for collaborative annotation in all major Learning Management Systems with automatic provisioning of student accounts.
View the recorded conversation from our 17 Oct 2017 webinar about using annotation with secondary and higher education science students to build scientific habits of mind.
Lately, we at Hypothesis have been thinking about how web annotation can support collaboration and conversation leading up to and following up from professional meetings. Just as Twitter has become […]
Install our NEW, official Canvas app! In our first Canvas webinar introducing the Hypothesis app, we didn’t have enough time to discuss the most interesting aspect of collaborative annotation: its […]
Go beyond discussion forums in Canvas by using social annotation to help students engage more deeply with course content and each other. Review the recording and slides from our 4 April 2017 webinar.
We’re wrapping up the first semester of testing on the new Hypothesis Canvas app in about a dozen classrooms around the country. We’ve had a great group of alpha testers […]
For sometime now, you’ve been able to annotate PDFs using Hypothesis, both on the web and locally, with hosted PDFs syncing with local instances and various local instances syncing with each […]
We’ve seen lots of great use of our WordPress plugin in the past year, from bloggers activating Hypothes.is in addition to or place of comments to teachers using Hypothes.is to have students close read […]