Hypothesis Social Annotation Now With D2L Groups
Great news: Hypothesis now integrates with D2L course groups, allowing you to specify groups of any size, reuse those groups on future assignments, and meet a variety of instructional goals.
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4 Ways to Use Hypothesis With JSTOR: Reading and Annotating Scholarly Writing in Community
Our new JSTOR-Hypothesis integration enables instructors to simply add a link to a specific piece of JSTOR content from within a course in their Learning Management System (LMS).
CZI Funds Hypothesis and bioRxiv ReviewR Project
Today we’re announcing new funding from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) that will expand our partnership with Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory (CSHL) and further extend the Hypothesis platform at bioRxiv and medRxiv.
Our White Paper on Social Annotation in the Classroom
Hypothesis has just published its first research white paper: “The Value of Social Annotation for Teaching and Learning: Promoting Comprehension, Collaboration and Critical Thinking With Hypothesis,” authored by Dr. Remi Kalir.
Meet Joe Ferraro, our new VP Revenue
Get to know Joe! Visit our blog to watch a recorded conversation between Hypothesis founder Dan Whaley and Joe Ferraro, who has joined our growing team in the newly created role of VP of Revenue.
Meet Daryl Hedley, our new VP Engineering
Introducing Daryl Hedley, our new VP of Engineering. Watch our recorded conversation with Daryl about his background, his interests and his vision for enhancing our social annotation offerings.
We’ve Reached 40 Million Annotations
We’ve just reached 40 million annotations! Here’s to all the annotators out there: We share this milestone with each of you. Read all about it — and find out what else we’ve been up to lately.
Say Hello to Anno
Same mission, same product, same team — with a new entity, funded in part by the organization behind JSTOR. Read more on our blog.
VitalSource and Hypothesis Partner to Expand Social Learning
We are excited to announce that VitalSource is partnering with Hypothesis to bring social annotation to over 16 million students reading course materials from more than 1,000 publishers.
Beyond Borders: Why We’re Now Also Hosting Data in Canada
Good news for our Canadian partners: We now offer Hypothesis hosting in Canada. Find out what this means for Canadian data now, and how it could benefit other countries in the future.