April
Social Annotation for Reading and Thinking Together
Social annotation is the activity of reading and thinking together. With hypothesis for Blackboard, instructors can ensure that their students are understanding the readings by annotating digital content socially.
Imagine a group of your students opening a PDF or a webpage and being able to work together to make meaning of the reading, sharing their responses and ideas about the text or images, and annotating within the margins of the digitally assigned content.
Register for one or more workshops to begin using hypothesis in your courses and gather fun ideas for using collaborative annotation to improve your students’ success.
Get started with hypothesis and feel comfortable creating social reading assignments today!
Introductory Workshop – Activating Annotation in Blackboard – Register in Workday
Using Hypothesis with Small Groups – Register in Workday
Using Multimedia and Tags in Annotations – Register in Workday
Creative Ways to use Social Annotation in Your Courses – Register in Workday
Social Annotation Roundtable Discussion – Register in Workday
For information, send an email to gloria.barron@montgomerycollege.edu