Annotating the Wild West of Information Flow
On annotation as key tool to address President Obama’s appeal for online fact-checking in the “wild west of information flow”.
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A new way to catch up on updates
Whether you’re annotating a single document in a large group, or you’re annotating a page at the same time as another Hypothesis user, you can now see if any updates […]
eLife Partners with Hypothesis to Advance Open Scholarly Annotation
The Margin #2: New Features and Open Positions
Since we last updated you we’ve accomplished a tremendous amount. We’ve shipped key enhancements (and have many more in store), made life easier for developers, hired staff and secured substantially more funding.
Hypothesis Secures $1.9M of New Funding
Viewing and exporting Hypothesis annotations
We’re delighted to see Roderic Page and Kris Shaffer putting the Hypothesis API to work. For us, the API isn’t just a great way to integrate Hypothesis with other systems. […]
Annotating PDFs Without URLs
For sometime now, you’ve been able to annotate PDFs using Hypothesis, both on the web and locally, with hosted PDFs syncing with local instances and various local instances syncing with each […]
I Annotate 2016
Our I Annotate conference has, since 2013, brought together users, developers, and standards-makers who share a common vision of an annotation-enabled web. In 2013, 2014, and 2015 we held the […]
Update to Hypothesis WordPress Plugin: Configure PDFs to Open with Proxy
We’ve seen lots of great use of our WordPress plugin in the past year, from bloggers activating Hypothes.is in addition to or place of comments to teachers using Hypothes.is to have students close read […]
Science in the Classroom
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), publisher of Science, provides an educational resource called Science in the Classroom (SitC) that “helps students understand the structure and workings […]