Annotation module is a web application that runs in your browser with the help of javascript and can be accessed from anywhere.
Follow those recommendations for the best results:
Though we support all common web browsers, we strongly recommend using Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, because we use latest technologies to render annotations. We also advise you to use the latest version of web browser.
To work with large images and lots of annotations we recommend to use computer with hardware acceleration available. Check if your browser uses hardware acceleration here.
Annotation module supports working with only one Dataset
at once.
To start annotation you should open a Project
and click on the relevant Dataset
from the dashboard. You can also choose Start annotation
from the Dataset
context menu.
Please use this reference of annotation application interface to quickly navigate to the relevant documentation section:
Home button — returns user to the main menu (Projects
page)
Instruments panel — tools used to create annotations
Navigation panel — current image and dataset
Additional controls — quick links and application view settings
Images panel — list of images in the dataset
Figures panel — list of figures on the current image
History panel — recent actions
Scene controls — opacity and border of annotations, zoom controls
Main scene — current image and annotations
You cannot use annotation module under the same account from different computers at the same time.