This phase of the Renaissance Knowledge Network was initiated at the Electronic Textual Cultures Lab as part of a one-year Andrew W. Mellon grant to plan the Renaissance Knowledge Network (ReKN). In its first phase, ReKN provides a public collaborative annotated bibliography and environmental scan of online materials and digital tools for Early Modern scholars. Matt Hiebert was responsible for the conception and development of the site and led metadata design. Daniel Powell undertook the environmental scan and created the foundational list of bibliographical items. Annotations and abstracts were scraped from available sources where possible, with a substantial amount of subsequent work by Lindsey Seatter to revise scraped content and, where necessary, create original annotations. Matthew Hiebert led technical development of both Iter Communities and this resource. More recently (fall 2015) Randa El Khatib has joined the ReKN team to add further items and revise existing content.....
Also known as: Renaissance Knowledge Network