Hypothesis Workshops Series – Fall 2024
As the new semester begins, Hypothesis is excited to offer fantastic opportunities to enhance your teaching and learning experience with Hypothesis social annotation!
Hypothesis will be offering a variety of workshops throughout the semester, such as:
- Quick Start Workshops: Learn Hypothesis in Your LMS
Join us on Tuesdays to discover how to integrate Hypothesis into your LMS (Blackboard, Canvas, D2L Brightspace, Moodle) and enhance student engagement.
- Blackboard: 9/10 | Canvas: 9/24 | D2L Brightspace: 9/17 | Moodle: 9/3
- Back to School Fridays: Starting the Term with Hypothesis
Participate in our Friday sessions to kick off your term effectively by annotating your syllabus or starting with foundational assignments.
- Annotation Starter Assignments: 9/13
- Annotate Your Syllabus: 9/20
- Tuesday Tech Tips: Using Small Groups in Your LMS
Learn how to set up and use small groups in your LMS with Hypothesis in these quick 15-minute sessions.
- Blackboard: 9/10
- Canvas: 9/24
- D2L Brightspace: 9/17
- Moodle: 9/3
- Thursday Tech Tips: New Features
Stay up-to-date with our latest features through brief, focused sessions designed to get you up to speed.
- Annotating Video: 9/12
- Instructor Dashboards: 9/19
- Social Annotation Strategies: October 2024
During October, Hypothesis will explore teaching strategies related to using Hypothesis based on various course characteristics or circumstances.
- 10/3/24: Social annotation for large courses
- 10/10/24: Social annotation for STEM subjects
- 10/17/24: Research-based strategies for social annotation
- 10/24/24: Social annotation for textbooks
- Social annotation for student retention and success: November 2024
During November, Hypothesis will explore teaching strategies related to Hypothesis in your courses, specifically geared toward increasing student retention and success.
- 11/7/24: Social annotation for equity and belonging
- 11/14/24: Hypothesis: Designing with UDL in mind
- 11/21/24: Grading and feedback for social annotation
Click here for more information on all the workshops!
Why attend?
- Engage students more effectively: Hypothesis helps increase student interaction with course content, driving deeper comprehension and participation.
- Tailored learning experience: Each workshop is designed to meet different needs, from beginners to advanced users.
- Interactive and hands-on: Participate in live demonstrations, Q&A sessions, and connect with fellow educators to exchange ideas and best practices.
