Announcing Joe Ferraro as New CEO of Hypothesis
We are thrilled to announce that Joe Ferraro has stepped into the role of CEO at Hypothesis. Joe’s appointment marks a new chapter for our company, as our founder, Dan […]
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We are thrilled to announce that Joe Ferraro has stepped into the role of CEO at Hypothesis. Joe’s appointment marks a new chapter for our company, as our founder, Dan […]
There are a wealth of recommendations on how to improve online discussion boards. This Faculty Focus article concisely recreates a key complaint that both faculty and students share about […]
In today’s digital age, where technology plays an increasingly central role in education, ensuring the security and privacy of student data is of paramount importance. At Hypothesis, we recognize the […]
We’re fast approaching summer classes, which often present new challenges to instructors. Many summer courses feature condensed schedules, which put extra demands on both students and instructors. It can be […]
10 Things We Learned at AnnotatED 2024 If you thought social annotation was just an EdTech buzzword, AnnotatED 2024 was here to prove you wrong. This year’s conference was a […]
In the digital age, where data breaches and cyber threats loom large, the importance of robust security measures and compliance standards cannot be overstated. It’s with great pride that we […]
At colleges and institutions, accessibility is not just a requirement; it’s a commitment to inclusivity, ensuring that all students, regardless of their abilities, have equal opportunities to learn and succeed. […]
In the academic world, peer review stands as a cornerstone of scholarly excellence, ensuring the integrity and quality of research. Traditionally, this process has been formal and sometimes isolated, but […]
As 2023 winds down, we thought we’d take a moment to reflect. This year has been a remarkable one for Hypothesis. 50 Million Annotations This year we passed 50 million […]
We’ve already introduced five tips to use Hypothesis social annotation in your large courses. Here are a few more tips on how you can both structure your Hypothesis assignments […]