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 […]