Online Resources: English

Digital Theatre+ is the world’s leading educational platform for the performing arts. They provide unlimited access to over 900 full-length productions and educational resources. They collaborate with over 50 world-class theatre companies, industry associations, practitioners, teachers, examination boards and scholars to: Capture and curate live performance in stunning quality; Bring an unprecedented range of insights from behind the scenes; and, Commission bespoke educational resources to support study at every level. They provide films of stage productions in high-definition that can be downloaded or streamed as video on demand via its website.

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Literature Resource Center pulls together materials from many different print and online sources, including scholarly journals, literary reviews, reference books, authoritative websites, and more. The Research Guide walks you through the process of writing a research paper on a literature topic, from choosing a topic to gathering information, from formulating a thesis statement to writing, revising, and preparing a Works Cited page.
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Search more than 83,000 cover-to-cover cross-curricular books and 9,000,000+ journal, magazine, and newspaper articles. Questia School includes content from over 1,000 of the world’s leading publishers, including Oxford University Press, McGraw-Hill, Cambridge University Press, and Elsevier.

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Offers students access to thousands of ebooks across many disciplines

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This award-winning Encyclopedia surveys the vibrant terrain of American literature in 350 essays from leading scholars, encompassing the range and depth of American literary history from the 1600s to the present day.

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The Encyclopedia provides comprehensive coverage of literature from the Abbey Theatre to Israel Zangwill, covering the entire history of literature in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland in the major literary languages (Anglo-Saxon, English, Welsh, Scots, Irish, and Latin). It includes substantial accounts of individual authors (e.g., Spenser, Pope, Austen) and detailed histories of particular themes, movements, genres, and institutions, whose impact upon the writing or the reading of literature was significant.

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