KnowledgeBase is developed by an interdisciplinary team of faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates at West Virginia University. The Project will supply the necessary tools for teaching literature in digital environments, and will model future research in knowledge-based humanities computing. At the same time, KnowledgeBase begins from the recognition that negotiating and navigating knowledge is an epistemological and cultural problem. The project also researches the encounter between literary studies and informatics, laying the grounds for hybrid disciplines that directly address a world of digital technologies. The first stage of KnowledgeBase is a syllabus archive, an ongoing compilation of syllabuses from our English department. The developing syllabus archive and pedagogical resources facilitate scholarly exchange and institutional memory. Check out the Knowledgebase.