The Folger Shakespeare Library\u27s recently launched Digital Anthology of Early Modern English Drama (EMED) provides searchable, TEI-encoded, digital editions of 403 English plays first staged in London between1576 and 1642. A central task for participants at the Folger\u27s 2016 summer workshop Beyond Access: Early Modern Digital Texts in the Classroom was to devise pedagogical uses for the Digital Anthology. Our team focused on the metadata that the editors of the anthology attached to each play—its chronology, author, printer, publisher, and the theater company that initially staged it—in order to foreground an aspect of these dramas that is crucial yet very difficult to teach at the undergraduate level: the social network in which th...
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This editorial provides an overview of our special issue, ‘Teaching Shakespeare: Digital Processes’....
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Abstract of paper 0189 presented at the Digital Humanities Conference 2019 (DH2019), Utrecht , the N...
In our present mediascape, performances of Shakespeare on social networks proliferate. Changing Mode...
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Collaborative doctorate award. The project included three industry placements with Antenna Internati...
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The Victorian era was the 'Golden Age' for Shakespeare illustration. Between 1939 and 1880 thousands...
The digital divide is deeply felt by undergraduate students in resource-restricted universities, but...
In its introduction and four chapters, “Shakespeare’s Networks” demonstrates that Shakespeare’s soci...
The field of Shakespeare studies is becoming increasingly interested in the circulation of Shakespea...
The british women playwrights around 1800 Web project has had a split allegiance from its beginning....
Technology has become an integral part of everyone’s life. Students nowadays are adept at using tech...
This editorial provides an overview of our special issue, ‘Teaching Shakespeare: Digital Processes’....
Just as digital technologies have become an essential part of research in the Humanities field, digi...
abstract: “Digital Shakespeares” is a study of the ways that Shakespearean theaters and festivals ar...
Abstract of paper 0189 presented at the Digital Humanities Conference 2019 (DH2019), Utrecht , the N...
In our present mediascape, performances of Shakespeare on social networks proliferate. Changing Mode...
This paper discusses the digitally inflected changes occurring in Shakespeare source study – a long-...
This paper examines the generation and analysis of a social network produced from Shakespeare’s play...
Collaborative doctorate award. The project included three industry placements with Antenna Internati...
This chapter surveys several essential digital resources for researchers interested in Shakespeare a...
The Victorian era was the 'Golden Age' for Shakespeare illustration. Between 1939 and 1880 thousands...
The digital divide is deeply felt by undergraduate students in resource-restricted universities, but...
In its introduction and four chapters, “Shakespeare’s Networks” demonstrates that Shakespeare’s soci...
The field of Shakespeare studies is becoming increasingly interested in the circulation of Shakespea...
The british women playwrights around 1800 Web project has had a split allegiance from its beginning....
Technology has become an integral part of everyone’s life. Students nowadays are adept at using tech...
This editorial provides an overview of our special issue, ‘Teaching Shakespeare: Digital Processes’....
Just as digital technologies have become an essential part of research in the Humanities field, digi...