Shakespeare is all over the internet. Here are a few authoritative resources on the critical study of his life and work:
Online collections & exhibitions at the British Library
Online collections & exhibitions at the Cambridge Digital Library
Online collections published or shared by the University of Oxford
According to Wikipedia, "digital humanities is an area of scholarly activity at the intersection of digital technologies and the disciplines of the humanities. It includes the systematic use of digital resources in the humanities, as well as the reflection on their application."
In other words, the digital humanities are where advances in technology and the study of history, literature, and the liberal arts come together.
Check out the online resources below to see some great digital collections and exhibitions at the intersection of technology and the humanities.
Image: "Elizabeth Losh: Feminism and the Digital Humanities," at Dartmouth College