It is a great pleasure to announce the launch of the new version of the Resources for Kanjur and Tanjur Studies (rKTs) archive: https://www.rkts.org/
Based on user feedback and our own ideas, we have thoroughly revised the rKTs website – a research platform for making Tibetan canonical literature openly accessibly. The new version features a redesigned interface and several new functionalities, including:
- enhanced collection data, with improved filtering options and an interactive map;
- expanded search functions for titles and direct quotations from canonical sources;
- the new E-Text Lab, providing access to a growing corpus of digital texts;
- a searchable bibliography linked directly to our Zotero database.
You will also find an extensive PDF tutorial and three video tutorials guiding you through the new features and functionalities.
Feedback and suggestions are most welcome and can be sent to Bruno Lainé at brunogml@gmail.com.
Lastly, we would like to thank Bruno Lainé, the webmaster of rKTs, as well as Daniel Wojahn for all their hard work over the past year, which made this relaunch possible.