Welcoming Sean Hammond
Sean Hammond joined the team here at Hypothesis this month. Before joining Hypothesis Sean was a developer and documentation and technical training lead on the CKAN project at Open Knowledge […]
Sean Hammond joined the team here at Hypothesis this month. Before joining Hypothesis Sean was a developer and documentation and technical training lead on the CKAN project at Open Knowledge […]
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 […]
In conversation, people respond to others thoughts. In an online discussion system, how this is enabled can suggest a few key design questions. One of these questions is often whether […]
We are creating an annotation technology that can be used to enrich human knowledge. Today we take another step forward: Hypothes.is now supports math typesetting. You can now place beautifully […]
For a while now, we’ve been working with a dedicated group of individuals towards a web annotation standard– the idea being that annotation is something that will be fundamental to […]
As of today, we’re making our general purpose annotator available from our homepage. If you use the Chrome browser, you can download and install it as an extension. An equivalent […]
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 […]
In its mission to connect the world’s knowledge and thoughts, the solution Hypothes.is pursues is a web-wide mechanism to create, share and discover annotations. One of our principal steps towards this […]
This week saw Nick Stenning’s first week at Hypothes.is. Nick previously worked at Open Knowledge, where along with Aron Carroll and Rufus Pollock he was one of the authors of […]