Bridgit

Bridgit enables the user to make annotations on web sites and present supporting and opposing information from other web pages.

BRIDGIT helps you discern what is real and what is fake in an online article by surfacing the supporting or contradicting evidence, and enabling you to make notes for yourself or for the public. BRIDGIT enables you to highlight text and images on any web page, and attach information to the "highlight" including notes as well as supporting and contradicting highlights (or "Bridges"). These can be private or public. If they are public, all users can see the information you have highlighted. To Review - When you Google something, the search results indicate which pages have highlights - When you visit a page, any highlighted text and images appear automatically - Click on the highlighted text or images to display notes and supporting and contradicting highlights. - You can see your private information as well as public information. To make a note - Make a selection of text or an image - Fill in the form with your note To attach supporting or contradicting highlights - Make a selection of text or an image - Select Create Bridge - Make a second selection of text or an image - Select Build Bridge - Fill out the form and select whether the information is Supporting, Opposing, or another relationship. If the relationship you want does not exist, you can make your own.