MDPI Integrates Hypothesis Open Source Annotation
Open access publisher MDPI launches open-source annotation across all journals including customizations and integration with local user accounts.
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Open access publisher MDPI launches open-source annotation across all journals including customizations and integration with local user accounts.
A new wildcard URL search API makes it possible to monitor entire websites for annotation activity. Here we show how you can use that capability to send notifications to Slack.
Searching for large numbers of annotations is now much faster with the addition of a new parameter for our search API: search_after.
Students and teachers lead the way to Hypothesis recording a new milestone in annotation.
Highlights from Hypothesis’ collaboration with publishers, projects, and researchers to integrate annotation into open access for scholarship.
We have recently implemented domain-level search, which enables you to find annotations across all pages of a website with just one search.
University of California Press and Hypothesis are collaborating to offer annotation across Collabra: Psychology, the official journal of the Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science.
Hypothesis expands group configurations to offer new models for collaborative annotation.
Adding open, standards-based annotation to your publications is easy: learn how to integrate Hypothesis into your publishing website or platform in this next webinar in our series: 11am ET, Tuesday 23 October 2018.
Authors, researchers and readers will now be able to annotate in branded and moderated discussions on APA PsycNET for updates, links to additional resources and interactive post-publication commentary.