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New research confirms it: students aren’t reading, engaging, or even showing up. Tools like Hypothesis help bring them back—by making reading active, visible, and social. Across K–12 and higher education, […]
Hypothesis changed how students read—now we’re changing how they see. With Image Annotations, we’re making the entire page—not just the text—a place for conversation, analysis, and deeper learning. That’s why […]
With more than 80 million annotations created using Hypothesis, we’ve gained a unique window into how students, instructors, and institutions are engaging with course content. These annotations aren’t just digital […]
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape higher education, instructors are navigating both excitement and uncertainty. Tools like ChatGPT and other generative AI platforms are becoming fixtures in the academic landscape—but […]
Summer courses are fast-paced, content-heavy, and often harder to manage—for both instructors and students. That’s why we hosted a special session last week with Hypothesis Customer Success Manager Brian Malone, […]
Summer is decision season in higher education. As faculty, instructional designers, and academic leaders evaluate tools and strategies for the next academic year, one question keeps surfacing: How do we […]
With a growing number of edtech tools available, it can be hard to know what will actually make a difference for students. At West Liberty University, one tool rose to […]
Higher education is rapidly evolving. Today’s students expect learning experiences that are interactive, collaborative, personalized—and supported by technology that empowers them to engage more deeply. Institutions are adapting, but the […]
How Hypothesis Saves Time, Resources, and Energy for Faculty and Administrators Faculty and administrators are facing increasing demands to deliver high-quality education while managing limited time, budgets, and support staff. […]
NotebookLM is a revolutionary tool used by college students and educators across disciplines. During recent Liquid Margins episodes and sessions at AnnotatED, the Hypothesis team learned more about how faculty […]