Lost Plays Database

Title: Lost Plays Database
Description: This is a scholarly collaborative website where people can add lost plays that've been recovered in England through 1570-1642.
Creator: David Mclnnis
HomePage: https://lostplays.folger.edu/Main_Page
Requires: Things that are needed are a comupter, wifi and a browser to run the website
Alternatives: There are many similar websites that can be edited by others online. Like Wikipedia.
Get Started: A basic understanding of how to navagate through a website and collect information. You do not need to have a huge understanding to learn about lost archives and plays in order to understand this website.
Accessibility: It is easy to navigate and is a well organized website. The plays are in alphabetical order and the dates are organized as well starting from the 1570s ending at the 1670s. There is also a help and info part of this website which gives the reader recources on how to add their own information.
Audience: As anyone can access this website, this website is mainly targeted towards people who are interested in old english and mainly undergrad/postgrad English/History majors. It provides more insight and information on certain points in history and special artifacts that can give us a better understanding on important factors and figures during the time.
Audience Education Level: Undergrad, postgrad and scholarly education