 After an early access version was published, the work of the CWGK was celebrated in a June 2017 symposium that featured a keynote by renowned historian and digital humanist Edward L. Ayers.Later that same year, in August 2017, the CWGK's annotation tech was featured at the international Digital Humanities 2017 conference in Montreal, Canada.Kentucky students, grades pre-K through 12, have the opportunity to participate in the Kentucky Junior Historical Society (KJHS), administered by the KHS.