I had almost forgotten that it was not so long ago that I'd outlined how I use Hypothesis to own my own highlights and annotations on my website. For the benefit of those in Dr. McVerry's EDU522 course, I've included a link to it here. For those who would like to see some examples you…

Organizing my research related reading

There's so much great material out there to read and not nearly enough time. The question becomes: "How to best organize it all, so you can read even more?" I just came across a tweet from Michael Nielsen about the topic, which is far deeper than even a few tweets could do justice to, so…

Annotation is now a web standard – Hypothesis

Replied to Annotation on "Annotation is now a web standard" by Jeremy Dean (hypothes.is)
Though clearly the Amazon system is limited, you can actually do this with Kindle. See this tutorial.
What about sharing my personal annotations on my own website? Is there a way for an individual annotator to relink something like the annotations/highlights at http://boffosocko.com/2012/06/17/big-history/#Highlights%2C+Quotes%2C+%26+Marginalia back to the original document (in this case an ebook)? I've started into the documentation, but I'm curious if there's a simple way of doing this without some 3rd…