Sara Keating from the Irish Times showcases some great apps to assist in the study of Shakespeare. Shakespeare In Bits is in good company.

"For students who struggle with Shakespeare and may need to be inspired, Shakespeare in Bits may make the work more immediately accessible. The app offers complete unabridged versions of the individual plays, broken into easily digested “bits”."

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We've just released (or are in the process of releasing) version 2 of our iOS and Android offerings, which have been completely redesigned from the ground up to look and feel at home on all Android phones and tablets, as well as Chromebooks. The new UI features elements of Google's material design principles, and is completely responsive to ensure a comfortable experience no matter what size screen you choose to view it on. If you're experiencing any issues or want to give us general feedback on this new version, please feel free to leave us comments on either the Google Play or Google Chrome web stores, and we promise to respond to each and every concern. Or if you'd prefer to contact us directly, please contact us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Happy Shakespeare watching!

Check here soon for details of all of our available Shakespeare In Bits resources.

Welcome to this all new edition of Shakespeare In Bits for Android Tablets. All 5 of our Shakespeare In Bits plays can be sampled and purchased via the Google Play Store.

Following the success of Shakespeare In Bits on a variety of different platforms and the increasing popularity of Android Tablets and Chromebooks in schools, The Bard is now available in one of the fastest growing marketplaces for educational apps!

Many teachers and students have benefited from using Shakespeare In Bits in the classroom. You can read more about their experiences in case studies available on our website.