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3. How do I register a blog url for the feed?
4. How do I retrieve my course site password?
5. How do I locate discussions for my course?
6. What technologies are used for communication?
7. How do I locate OERu courses?
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10. How to annotate a webpage with hypothes.is?
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15. Why do individuals study with OERu?
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29. How do I post a Mastodon toot with a hashtag?
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31. How do I search Mastodon?
32. What is an OERu knowledge test?
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34. How do I enrol for a Certificate of Participation test?
35. How can I prove my participation certificate was really issued by OERu?
36. How do I enrol for a free Participant Badge test?
37. How do I view and download my badge in Moodle?
38. How do I create a Badgr ‘backpack’ for my badges?
39. How do I share my badges on my digital networks?

How to annotate a webpage with hypothes.is?

Four steps to annotating web pages using hypothes.is:

  • Step 1: Create an account on the Hypothes.is website.
  • Step 2: Add Hypothes.is to your browser. (Install the add-on for Chrome or bookmarklet for other browsers).
  • Step 3: Go to any web page, launch Hypothesis (using the Chrome add-on or browser bookmarklet) and log in using the account you created at Hypothes.is.
  • Step 4: Highlight the text you want to annotate (see how to highlight text published by computerhope.com), click on the “Annotate” button which appears when you highlight the text, type your annotation and click “Post to Public”.

The following video provides a brief overview of how to post an annotation.


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