We've gathered these pages from a variety of sources, but are unable to guarantee that the links are always functioning. Please drop a note to webmaster@stlshakespeare.org if you find a link not functioning properly so we can investigate and clean up. Thanks for your assistance! • Tips for introducing the Bard for Home Schoolers, from Barbara Smith. • Teaching Shakespeare, from the Folger Shakespeare Library, including lesson plans and a teachers' lounge.  Folger is one of the world's premier publishers of all things Shakespeare. • Triangulating Shakespeare, an outstanding instructional web site created by Prof. Steven Marx of Cal Poly and his students, introductory, advanced and graduate. • Yahoo's Shakespeare Lesson Plans: Yahoo has a category for popular Shakespeare lesson plans • Open Source Shakespeare  Information on Shakespeare's plays including texts, characters, and lots of other useful information. • Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet Hosted by Palomar University, this site has a number of excellent references. • Shakespeare.com  This site has study guides, quotes, an encyclopedia, and more. • Shakespeare Oxford Society  Detailed information on the infamous Shakespeare authorship issue. • Bardware  A list of plays, movies, festivals, and more! • Tudor History  The Tudors figure prominently in Shakespeare's plays. This site explains who they are and has family trees.