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Using ICT to teach drama
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There are a lot of resources in these sections! Can you share out the research amongst your departmental colleagues? Don't forget the suggestions in the Task at the end.
This is one of four sections containing useful web links for you to explore. Here the links are dedicated to drama texts. Shakespeare would appear to dominate, but there are other useful links and many of the other modules provide ample reference to related material.
A good site to start from is Kenneth Taylor's Drama in Education Site:
This has links to numerous resources, a discussion group, London ITT Providers' Pages and lots more.
| Webspeare | Shakespeare teacher / student resource for all Shakespeare's plays: found through the IPL. Has research facilities, study guides, excellent live on-line discussion forums, and a Q & A facility (which refuses on principle to answer obvious homework tasks directly). Contains much help for teachers as well as students. |
http://cn.cn.com/homepages/ kcn_m/shakespeare.html (Broken Link?) |
| RSC Education | Useful links | http://www.rsc.org.uk/education |
| William Shakespeare Lecture Hall | Covers most plays. | http://mobydicks.com/lecture/ WilliamShakespearehall/wwwboard.html |
| The Royal Shakespeare Theatre | Interesting! | http://www.stratford-upon-avon.co.uk/soarsc.htm |
| The Shakespeare Classroom | Interesting! | http://www.jetlink.net/%7Emassij/shakes/ |
| Shakespeare Illustrated | Interesting! | http://www.emory.edu/ENGLISH/ classes/Shakespeare_Illustrated |
| Shakespeare - solve language problems | Interesting! | http://www.msu.edu/dig/ Shakespeare/index.html |
| The (searchable) Complete Works of Shakespeare | Good for searching | http://the-tech.mit.edu/ Shakespeare/works.html |
| Shakespeare's Stratford-Upon-the-Web | Useful links |
http://members.tripod.com/ ~JeanneAnn/bardintro.htm (Broken Link?) |
| Surfing with the Bard | Useful links | http://www.ulen.com/shakespeare |
| Shakespeare Magazine | Especially good for Julius Caesar, but contains many other links. | http://www.shakespearemag.com/ |
| Macbeth | Study guide | http://www.falconedlink.com/ falcon/Macbeth.html |
| Lady Macbeth | Study guide | http://ecnhs.org |
| Macbeth | Interesting student-developed site. | www.thinkquest.org/library/lib/ site_sum_outside.html?tname=2888&url=2888/ |
| Romeo and Juliet | Annotated text . |
http://emiko.igcom.net/~bruce/ romeoandjuliet.html (Broken Link?) |
| Romeo and Juliet English Project | This site could be a model for any school. | http://www.digitalbrain.com/sow/web/SOW/ks3%264Geomapping/ |
| Romeo and Juliet - The making of the Zeffirelli movie. | How they made the (1996) movie. | http://www.geocities.com/ Hollywood/9251/rj1968.html |
| Julius Caesar: A Paraphrase | Study guide | http://members.aol.com/lklivngstn/caesar/ |
| Julius Caesar links | Broken link? | http://www.compassnet.com/mrex/caesar.htm |
| Twelfth Night Study Questions | Study guide | http://www.jetlink.net/~massij/wssq/twelfth.html |
| Essay questions | Study guide | http://www.hf.ntnu.no/engelsk/ shakespeare/12thque.htm |
| Summaries | Study guide | http://library.thinkquest.org/10502/teachgyd.htm |
| Teaching the Crucible | Study guide | http://catalog.socialstudies.com/ c/@zas4RYx.C4R2w/ Pages/crucibleindex.html |
| The Crucible Study Notes | Study guide | http://www.fox.co.uk/ crucible/frame.html |
| Drama | A mixed site, with discussions and play scripts. Worth exploring. |
http://english-www.hss.cmu.edu/drama.html (Broken Link?) |
Task 20
Review the sites and decide which you wish to use. This may involve directed research for your students, if they have access to the Internet, or downloading useful historical context information for direct use in lessons, or for further exploration and exploitation.
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