Hypothesis: 7 Million Annotations and Counting
Recording a million annotations every quarter, Hypothesis is now seeing exponential growth year over year, powered by educational use.
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Recording a million annotations every quarter, Hypothesis is now seeing exponential growth year over year, powered by educational use.
Early research at Simon Fraser University suggests that social annotation has impressive educational benefits, helping with reading comprehension, peer review, motivation, attitudes toward technology, and much more.
Watch Gardner Campbell’s keynote and explore annotation’s role in education, journalism, publishing, and scholarship after 30 years of web history at the seventh annual I Annotate conference.
Join our free webinar Thursday 9 May 2019 on current and future research about how annotation is being used in the English and composition disciplines.
Continuing our remarkable growth, Hypothesis recorded its five millionth annotation in March 2019.
The American Society of Plant Biologists now offers Hypothesis annotation in their leading journal, The Plant Cell.
BMC has partnered with Hypothesis and Research Square to enable open annotation for community feedback in their new publication platform, In Review.
Searching for large numbers of annotations is now much faster with the addition of a new parameter for our search API: search_after.
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.