Six courses spanning a foundation, two learning pathways, and a collaborative capstone — plus short-format extension electives you can take at any time.
Discover annotation as everyday literacy — from marginalia to hashtags to murals. Explore the five functions of annotation and begin your social reading practice.
Transform social annotation into a sustained practice of collaborative reading, group inquiry, and shared meaning-making through an anchor text read across multiple sessions.
Encounter annotation as critical literacy through four case studies from Re/Marks on Power: Harriet Tubman, the US-Mexico border, Confederate monuments, and #SharpieActivism.
Move from shared reading to shared knowledge construction. Explore social learning analytics, peer review as annotation, and design annotation-rich learning environments.
Fieldwork-intensive: read built environments and digital platforms as annotated texts, then design and execute a community-engaged annotation project.
Both pathways converge. Annotate a shared text as a learning community over multiple weeks, co-facilitate the reading, and compose a reflective portfolio.
Extension electives · Short-format workshops
The Annotated Syllabus
Turn your course syllabus into a collaborative conversation
Annotation & Art
Explore annotation as creative and visual practice
Annotation in the Wild
Place-based annotation walks and fieldwork
Digital Walls & Civic Writing
Annotation on social media platforms
Teaching with Annotation
Design annotation-rich learning experiences
Book Marks & Library Advocacy
Annotation, banned books, and intellectual freedom