Using Tags to Create Hypothesis Reading Groups
This article describes using Hypothesis’ tagging feature to allow an instructor to create reading groups with students. For other methods to implement reading groups in your LMS, see How to […]
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This article describes using Hypothesis’ tagging feature to allow an instructor to create reading groups with students. For other methods to implement reading groups in your LMS, see How to […]
This article describes using Hypothesis’ PDF fingerprinting to allow an instructor to create reading groups with students. For other methods to implement reading groups in your LMS, see How to […]
Hypothesis uses the PDF.js viewer, which is the same PDF viewer used in Firefox. This viewer contains controls that allow you to rotate the PDF. We’ve noticed that some users […]
Our non-LMS app (used with the Chrome extension, the Bookmarklet, or our proxy server Via) is free to use. If you’d like to use our LMS app, please contact us […]
When you’re creating a Hypothesis-enabled assignment in your LMS, you have the option to upload or choose a PDF from Google Drive. The first time you choose this option you’re […]
On January 15th, 2020, Microsoft released a new version of their Edge web browser that is based off of Chromium, the same software Google uses to make Google Chrome. Because […]
When creating a Hypothesis-enabled reading in Blackboard or Moodle, you’ll have the option to make the reading gradable. If you forget to take this step, or don’t enable grading and […]