Bibliopedia is a tool for the discovery and analysis of humanities research, and a platform where scholarly communities can form to discuss, revise, and extend our knowledge of existing research. Initially developed by Michael Widner (now ATS for the DLCL) and Jason Yandell, Bibliopedia is now being used by faculty research projects at Stanford. Conceived in part from the 2009 “Digital Textuality and Tools” HASTAC Scholars Forum and in part through long conversations among the project’s participants, Bibliopedia recently completed development of a prototype thanks to an NEH Digital Humanities Start-Up Grant. To learn more about this project, visit the website.