There is also a chronological and alphabetical listing of the plays, a collection of the most popular Shakespearean quotations, and a detailed glossary. Another section deals with the most frequently asked questions by users. The discussion area is very popular with more than 8,000 people sending contributions since January, 1996. There is also a comprehensive list of other Shakespeare resources on the Internet. An interesting approach to the work of Charles Dickens that has been created by Lucy Davis of 'Schools of California Online'.
Students have a choice of five different cases.
Each case requires the student to visit several Internet sites that specialise in specific knowledge about Charles Dickens. Case One involves a look at the everyday life of Charles Dickens. Dickens' Home' and 'Dickens' House Museum' and are given assignments that involve them comparing their life with those of people living in 19th England. Case Three explores the links between Dicken's novels and his experiences of childhood poverty. During the investigation students visit sites that contain information on Dickens' early life, articles about his work, and extracts from his novels.