[open-humanities] Web Based Annotation Tools

[philippe.aigrain at sopinspace.com]

A bit surprised that our co-ment (AGPLv3 free software, occasionally used
by OKFN,  strong use in educational and humanities projects) is not yet in
the list. But that's easy to correct

source code: www.co-ment.org
commercial Web service: www.co-ment.com
Drupal module: http://drupal.org/project/co_ment

Best,

Philippe Aigrain

> Hope everyone is having a good Sunday!
>
> As we all know, lots of people are tripping over themselves these days to
> create web based annotation tools.
>
> The Open Knowledge Foundation are involved in the development of at least
> three:
>
> 1. AnnotateIt - http://annotateit.org/
> 2. TEXTUS - http://textuproject.org
> 3. Pundit - http://pundi.it (as part of the DM2E.eu project)
>
> In the name of trying to make sure that these projects build on and learn
> from similar efforts, I've started to compile list of existing web based
> annotation tools here:
>
> http://delicious.com/stacks/view/FfPU66
>
> Drop me an email if you want to collaborate on this stack or to make a
> suggestion of one to add. I'm particularly interested in OAC compliant and
> open-source annotation tools with applications in the humanities.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Sam
>
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> Sam Leon
> Community Coordinator
> Open Knowledge Foundation
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