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FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Hypothesis

How Much Does it Cost to Use Hypothesis?

Our non-LMS app (used with the Chrome extension, the Bookmarklet, or our proxy server Via) is free to use. If...

I’d like to see a particular feature added to Hypothesis – how do I let the team know?

To see if the desired feature is something we’re already working on, please check our roadmap. You can comment and...

What is the difference between Hypothesis and AnnotatorJS?

AnnotatorJS is an open source JS toolkit created by Nick Stenning while he was working for the Open Knowledge Foundation. The...

How can I get access to the code or talk to Hypothesis developers?

Our code is available in our GitHub repository and you can contact Hypothesis developers via IRC (#hypothes.is on freenode.net), our...

Instructor Email Digest FAQ

The Hypothesis daily email digest for instructors is the first phase in our commitment to improving social engagement with annotations....

What Are the Differences Between the Hypothesis Web and LMS Apps?

Confused about which Hypothesis app you’re using? See our in-depth breakdown here. Hypothesis has two apps which, while similar, have...

Using Multiple Documents in a Single Hypothesis LMS Assignment

Start of a New Term Checklist for LMS App Users

When starting a new academic term (quarter, semester, etc.) there are a few things you can do to make sure...

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