I’ll explain more on Thursday, but here’s an invitation to a private group on the hypothes.is annotation platform:
All, including auditors, are warmly invited to join. Hypothes.is is a nifty minimalist tool that allows readers to convene around web-published texts and write on them. We’ll use it on Monday for a collaborative reading of Phillips’s article on Maisie.
It’s free in both senses: it’s grant-supported and does not data-mine. When you click the link you’ll have to create a user account if you don’t have one already. When you’ve got a hypothes.is account, you’ll automatically be in our “group.” Here’s what to click for newbies:
click the button...
for new users, click the "sign up" link at the bottom...
Then, navigate to our article on James by Phillips, and …
Highlight something interesting and click the "Annotate" icon…
Make sure to choose our "group" from the dropdown and then write something clever…
