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Endorsements and emails of support

We are pleased to present letters of support for the "Friends of the ISE" Campaign from distinguished Shakespeare scholars and librarians at the cutting edge of the movement towards digital information.

  • David Bevington, Phyllis Fay Horton Distinguished Service Professor in the Humanities, University of Chicago
  • Anthony Dawson, Professor Emeritus, University of British Columbia
  • Jim Volz, Professor, California State University, Fullerton; President, Consultants for the Art; Editor, Shakespeare Theatre Association’s Quarto

Testimonials from our visitors

Here are some emails, selected from the many we receive from those who visit our site. You can add your own from our feedback page.

"I just want to commend you for this wonderful resource that makes multiple versions of the plays available for FREE to all students. I am compiling a list of web resources for my class and find that the information and quality of information here is so helpful that I really feel that I won't have to look too much further."
- Kate Giglio, Assistant Professor, Department of English, University of Central Florida.

"A word of praise: your website is wonderful! I am enjoying it so much, and finding it so extremely useful for my students. You have become another presence in the seminar room--albeit a 'virtual' one."
- Anne McLaren, Senior Lecture, School of History, University of Liverpool.

"This is a great website! I got all of the information I needed for my research paper on Elizabethan Music."
- Sarah.

"I have had to do a 50 page project on James I and this website has helped me so much during the past 4 weeks. By this web page i have achieved an A* and i am so happy. This web site does wonders for your brain and mind."
- Becky.

"Good Morning! I hope you don't mind me emailing you but i wanted to tell you that your resources are great on: http://ise.uvic.ca/Annex/links/Shakespeare_Sites/Performance/The_Globe/. I teach a sixth grade theatre elective (we just started last week!) and our first fun assignment was to search for some safe online resources to help us learn about the Shakespeare! . . . Thanks again and happy learning!

Sincerely,
Catherine Jones
californiareadinglist.com

I'm writing in regard to your web page: http://internetshakespeare.uvic.ca/Annex/links/Shakespeare_Sites/Courses_and_study_materials/Teaching_Resources/. I wanted to thank you for such a wonderful resource!

I'm a retired teacher, but I still tutor and teach home schooled children. I'm constantly scouring the Internet for new resources and teaching aides to provide for the children when I'm not available to guide them. I also provide the parents with a list of resources as well. . . .

Regards, Mrs. Ruth Evans www.missevanteaches.com

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