Serendip-o-matic is the product of One Week | One Tool, an open-source software-development institute sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities and hosted by the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University. Driven by the goal of building a research and teaching tool from conception to launch in one work week, twelve dynamic individuals converged on CHNM in the summer of 2013. Working in the spirit of a digital humanities "barn raising," team members capitalized on their diverse perspectives and skills in order to conceive, build, test, launch, and promote Serendip-o-matic from start to finish. Read more about the process.
+Serendip-o-matic is the product of One Week | One Tool, an open-source software-development institute sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities and hosted by the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University. Driven by the goal of building a research and teaching tool from conception to launch in one work week, twelve dynamic individuals converged on CHNM in the summer of 2013. Working in the spirit of a digital humanities "barn raising," team members capitalized on their diverse perspectives and skills in order to conceive, build, test, launch, and promote Serendip-o-matic from start to finish. Read more about the process in our press release or the #OWOT twitter archive, or get another view from our Flickr group.
-Serendip-o-matic uses the DPLA, Europeana, and Flickr APIs but is not endorsed or certified by these services. For more information on the libraries we used in developing this application, see our wiki on Github
+Serendip-o-matic uses the DPLA, Europeana, and Flickr APIs but is not endorsed or certified by these services. For more information on the libraries we used in developing this application and the latest list of APIs used, see our documentation wiki on Github.