Annotating with Groups
When Groups were first introduced at Hypothesis, there was only one possible configuration: Private Groups. Since then, we have created...
How to Create a Private Group
Private Groups allow you to annotate privately with a group of Hypothesis users. Only group members can see annotations created...
How to Join a Private Group
To join a private group, you need to have a Hypothesis account and you must be invited by the creator...
How to Invite Members to a Private Group
To invite others to join your private group, go to the group’s activity page and copy the link to the...
Publisher Groups
Note: this article describes a feature which we have released in our open-source code and are rolling out with key...
Moderation for groups
The creator of a Hypothesis group will have moderation privileges for that group. The workflow is as follows: A user...
Using PDF Fingerprints to Create Hypothesis Reading Groups
This article describes using Hypothesis’ PDF fingerprinting to allow an instructor to create reading groups with students. For other methods...
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