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Make Your OER Even More Engaging

Open educational resources (OER) offer a great way to provide students with high-quality content that’s affordable. But OER usually doesn’t come with built-in tools to keep students engaged.

An open-source approach to student engagement

Hypothesis is a social annotation tool that makes reading collaborative and fun.

Based on open-source technology and encouraging open pedagogical practices, it’s also the perfect complement to OER. Hypothesis adds a social layer to OER, making it more relevant and meaningful for students — and leading to increased engagement and better outcomes.

For a limited time, we’re offering free fall pilots to educators interested in using Hypothesis with OER.

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Want to learn how Hypothesis can help you get even more out of your OER?

Complete the form below and we’ll schedule a brief demo.