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Hypothes.is is an online social annotation tool. It allows users to annotate openly on websites, blogs, online journals, and news articles. Hypothes.is allows users to create groups to share online text, resources, links, and annotations. It can be used as a private note-taking and critiquing tool or a collaborative annotation tool. Using the Chrome Extension or bookmarklet (bookmark with JavaScript), users can annotate directly on a webpage or online text.
Annotate news articles to identify math in everyday life.
Annotate the charts and graphs in news articles.
Critique the credibility of Wikipedia pages about famous mathematicians.
Facilitate an open Hypothes.is discussion on a science article of interest.
Use Hypothes.is to annotate media/news articles to evaluate the credibility and accuracy of scientific studies.
Synthesize observations on a popular English poet’s work, referring to highlighted texts and collective annotations.
Read two versions of a historical event and compare and contrast the two versions, including their accuracy and what the differences might mean in terms of the viewpoints of the writers.
Collect articles with divergent opinions or solutions and discuss with others the rationale underpinning the divergence in ideas.