This is a banner for a Hypothes.is- an online tool that allows for annotation of any website. The image in the banner is a highlighter highlighting the title "Hypothes.is".

Intro

Hypothes.is is an annotation tool whereby students can collaborate by highlighting and adding annotation to any web based document including Google Docs, Wikipedia and journal articles.

Getting Started

Create your account and review the instructions in the Hypothes.is Quick Start Guide for Teachers
Once your Hypothes.is account is setup, navigate to Hypothes.is Creating Groups which will guide you on how to setup and use a group in your course.
Additional help on how to use Hypothes.is can be found in the Annotation Basics

Pricing

Free accounts include the ability to annotate and highlight any web page. The fee based accounts are $4 per student, per semester, which allows for the integration of Hypothes.is into a Canvas course.

Integrate, Embed, or Share?

Canvas integration is a feature of the paid accounts of $4-5 per student. The free account allows for an instructor to create a private group (Links to an external site.) upon which a link to the document can be inserted into a Canvas page. Below is an example of a group that was created using Salt Lake Community College's Wikipedia Page.

Example

Follow the instructions below to join the group and start annotating on the SLCC Hypothes.is Group page:

Create your Hypothes.is account
Click on the SLCC Hypothes.is Group (Links to an external site.)to join the group.
Once you've joined the group navigate to SLCC Wikipedia Page to try out the group annotation.

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Accessibility

Accessibility specifics can be found by going to Accessibility at Hypothes.is