Remember. . . We have extra books in the Multimedia Room.

English

• Australian Poetry Library – Poetic texts as well as interviews, photos and more.
• Resources for Studying Shakespeare – A list of 13 resources.
• Compact Anthology of World Literature – From Middle East, Greece, China, India and Rome.
• Critical analysis resources:
  • Writing a critical analysis – Explanation on writing a critical analysis.
  • Guidelines for Writing a literacy Critical Analysis – Explanation on writing a critical analysis.
• Inside a Dog – Reviews and other information about Young Adult literature.
• LibriVox – Free audiobooks – books out of copyright.
• Project Gutenberg – Free eBooks – books out of copyright.
• UQL Free Resources for Secondary Students – About literature, Shakespeare, poetry, literary theory.
• SPEC/SLIMS – poetry analysis
  • Using SPECS and SLIMS – A YouTube video explaining how to use SPEC/SLIMS.
  • Analysing poetry using SPEC and SLIMS – a Blogspot with an example of using SPEC/SLIMS.

Literature

History & Global Studies

• The Atlantic – Covers a range of global issues.
• Australian Dictionary of Biography – Australian significant in history.
• Australian War Memorial – About Australians and war.
• The Conversation – Range of issues discussed from an Australian viewpoint.
• Early Empires – Mongol, Mali and Inka (Inca) empires (1200-1500)
• Europeana – Maps, artworks, photos from European museums and galleries.
• Google Cultural Institute – Wonders of the world, historic buildings and sites.
• History Skills –  Covers Ancient and Modern History, and provides resources for essay writing and referencing specific to History as a subject.
• History Today – Covers all eras and geographical regions including traditional narratives and current research.
• Khan Academy – Free online courses about U.S. and world history.
• National Archives of Australia – Documents and some posters, films, sound recordings, photos and more.
• Online Etymology Dictionary – What words meant and how they sounded in the past.
• Open Textbook Library – Six texts: Canadian, U.S. and world history.
• Trove – Australian newspapers (1803-1950), photographs, artworks and much more from National Library.
• U.S. History Textbooks – Two freely available.
• UQL Free Resources for Secondary Students – About ancient history.
• UQL Free Resources for Secondary Students – About data and statistics for Australia and other countries.
• UQL Free Resources for Secondary Students – About modern history
• Vatican Digital Library – Manuscripts and incunabula.
• Winston Churchill Archive – Primary source material produced from 1874-1965.
• World Literature 1: Beginnings to 1650 – From Middle East, Greece, China, India, Rome.

Theory of Knowledge

• Open Textbook Library – Nine available about logic, Plato, modern philosophy, ethics and more.
• Philosophy Textbooks – Six freely available.
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy – Up-to-date reference.