The first iteration of this project in 2019 played out over three weeks. For the sake of computer scientists, like an array, we start count at 0!.
This seems by my time to working on projects using web annotating. As noted early, we are planning more extensive use of hypothes.is in netnarr but the really Big Show is taking off this week, the project with Gardner Campbell on Annotating Doug Engelbart’s Augmenting Human Intellect: A Conceptual Framework. Some of the background has […]
This February, 2019, join us as together we read and annotate three crucial parts of Doug Engelbart’s 1962 research report and manifesto, Augmenting Human Intellect: A Conceptual Framework. (New to the document? See “About Augmenting Human Intelllect: A Conceptual Framework, below. … Continue reading →
The Hypothes.is annotation tool is independent of the web page it is used on. As you will see in our series of practice exercises, there are a few ways to invoke the tools. We will start with the easiest, as we have set it up to be automatically available on …
In our first round of annotation practice, we used a page on this site where the Hypothes.is tool was already preloaded for you. Now we expand our reach by showing you how to annotate anywhere. You just need to add a little helper to your web browser. Visit the Hypothes.is …
As you are reading Augmenting Human Intellect pay attention to phrases, sentences that catch your attention. Sometimes we call them “nuggets.” Respond to the nugget in your annotation. We don’t want to prescribe how or what to annotate on this project–so what follows are just a few suggestions to get …
