Use Chrome. You should be able to access and start using the application once you load the link at the bottom. If not, register for a Hypothes.is account with your SRJC email address. It's free:

Use Chrome. You should be able to access and start using the application once you load the link at the bottom. If not, register for a Hypothes.is account with your SRJC email address. It's free: https://hypothes.is/ Click on the below link.  Highlight some text and you'll get two options: the quotation symbol on the left that states "annotation"  is best for this assignment because it highlights what you have selected and opens a window for you to type something in. This is an annotation. The other option merely highlights, and this is not too helpful in the context of this assignment. Here are some basic tutorials on how to use hypothes.is.Links to an external site. You can reply to each other's questions. Or, if a classmate has already selected the passage you want to write about, you can either respond by opening their annotation and clicking “reply,” or annotate it yourself by re-selecting the same text. You can also select text within or that includes another highlight or annotation. To add images, click on the image icon in the toolbar. Your image will need to have a URL. Make sure that your setting at the top says "Public." When you post, make sure you have the "Post to Public" box selected. Don't worry, these aren't really public except for the few of us who are allowed into this Canvas page. Feel encouraged to keep using it beyond the minimum if you find it useful. Lastly, as with all digital writing, be sure to double-check, and proofread, your “published” explanations and suggestions to make sure links work and images and videos are properly embedded. You can edit your annotations if needed by clicking on the image of the little pen.