Rotunda gratefully acknowledges the assistance we have received from our sponsoring institutions and collaborators.
The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
The Office of the President of the University of Virginia
The University of
Virginia Press
Rotunda is a part of The University of Virginia Press, founded in 1963
to advance the intellectual interests of institutions of higher
learning throughout the state. The Press publishes fifty to sixty
books per year, primarily in fields of the humanities and social
sciences, with special concentrations in American history, African
American studies, architecture, Southern studies, literature, ecocriticism, and
regional titles.
MarkLogic Corporation
MarkLogic produces the MarkLogic Server, the native XML database program
that we use for content management and for search, retrieval, and display of
our document data.
The Institute for
Advanced Technology in the Humanities
The Institute for Advanced Technology in the Humanities, in
collaboration with the University of Virginia Press, was
instrumental in developing the grant proposal that gave rise to Rotunda.
IATH was founded in 1992 to support humanities projects that use
information technology as a research tool. So far, the Institute
has launched over 40 projects in diverse disciplines including
classics, literature, history, music, religious studies, and art
history.
The University of
Virginia Library
In 1992, the University of Virginia library began developing
digital resources at the Electronic Text Center, which worked
with IATH to explore issues relating to the
collection, preservation, and dissemination of original digital
scholarship. We are grateful for assistance with archival issues
from their successors, Alderman Library’s Digital
Curation Services and Scholar’s
Lab. The Cataloging and Metadata Services
Department has graciously provided MARC records for all our digital publications.
The Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
We have worked closely with the VFH’s Documents Compass group
on their development of People of the Founding
Era and the transcription project that led to our Founders Early Access publication.
SyncRO Soft Ltd.
SyncRO Soft is the company that produces the <oXygen/> XML Editor
that is our workhorse tool for XML document creation and transformation. We gratefully acknowledge their support
and assistance.
The University of Virginia Press
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