The digital common read: Creating a space for authentic engagement with social annotation
This paper describes a new approach to the common read at the University of New Haven, USA. Faculty and students choose a text in the public domain, place it on the web, and ask incoming first-year honors students to annotate the text collaboratively using Hypothesis. The choice of text, placement...
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doaj-e87c80aa670546cfbb07407a8dfc90492020-11-25T03:14:23ZengHanze UASJournal of the European Honors Council2543-23112543-232X2020-06-014110.31378/jehc.119The digital common read: Creating a space for authentic engagement with social annotation Matthew Wranovix0Mary Isbell1University of New HavenUniversity of New Haven This paper describes a new approach to the common read at the University of New Haven, USA. Faculty and students choose a text in the public domain, place it on the web, and ask incoming first-year honors students to annotate the text collaboratively using Hypothesis. The choice of text, placement on the web, and editorial introduction can all affect rates of participation and the type of annotations that students choose to share. This method is a low-cost way of creating space for a social intellectual experience prior to arriving on campus. https://jehc.eu/index.php/jehc/article/view/119common readsocial annotationdigital humanitiesfirst-year experience |
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This paper describes a new approach to the common read at the University of New Haven, USA. Faculty and students choose a text in the public domain, place it on the web, and ask incoming first-year honors students to annotate the text collaboratively using Hypothesis. The choice of text, placement on the web, and editorial introduction can all affect rates of participation and the type of annotations that students choose to share. This method is a low-cost way of creating space for a social intellectual experience prior to arriving on campus.
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