Have you ever come across a student who has never heard "to be or not to be, that is the question"? Throughout my many moons and classrooms, Shakespeare was an author that the majority of students had heard about, even though perhaps, they had never read Shakespeare themselves.
Whether you teach Shakespeare in your educational context, or would like to have a lesson on the well known bard, here are some resources you may want to consider using.
Whether you teach Shakespeare in your educational context, or would like to have a lesson on the well known bard, here are some resources you may want to consider using.
Interactive Folio: Romeo and Juliet is media rich, interactive edition of Romeo and Juliet which engages and appeals to a digital youth.
MindConnect produces Shakespeare in Bits and now has an app as well.
Shakespeare , an app by Readdle, includes plays, sonnets and poems.
Shakespeare.com is a wonderful classic, offering a poetry machine , (similar to poetry magnets) for learners to write their own poems.
Shakespeare: Subject to Change includes notes for teachers and lessons, while the site itself is interactive, explaining the journey from pen to print, of Shakespeare's work.
Shakespeare Animated is a collection of videos with Shakespearean plays, while Shakespeare High includes tips on how to begin studying Shakespeare.
Lastly, there is 101 Incredibly Useful Links for Teaching and Studying Shakespeare published by Online College.
Further references:
Cambridge Launches Two New Explore Shakespeare iPad Apps
Hamlet: The Shakesperience - on iTunes
(Note: I learnt about this iBook from Patrick Jordan)
Cliff Notes Videos on Shakespeare (an animated approach to Shakespeare)
Student Crossword - Shakespeare
MindConnect produces Shakespeare in Bits and now has an app as well.
Shakespeare , an app by Readdle, includes plays, sonnets and poems.
Shakespeare.com is a wonderful classic, offering a poetry machine , (similar to poetry magnets) for learners to write their own poems.
Shakespeare Animated is a collection of videos with Shakespearean plays, while Shakespeare High includes tips on how to begin studying Shakespeare.
Lastly, there is 101 Incredibly Useful Links for Teaching and Studying Shakespeare published by Online College.
Further references:
Cambridge Launches Two New Explore Shakespeare iPad Apps
Hamlet: The Shakesperience - on iTunes
(Note: I learnt about this iBook from Patrick Jordan)
Cliff Notes Videos on Shakespeare (an animated approach to Shakespeare)
Student Crossword - Shakespeare
What is your favourite Shakespearean play, sonnet or poem?