Frankenstein in 60 second recaps

Useful, succinct and great for learning new ideas or going over what you know.

http://www.60secondrecap.com/library/frankenstein/

Frankenstein - "10 Possible Meanings" or interpretations followed by "New Readers Interpretations" for AO3

This 10 point article is excellent for AO3 or for applying different interpretations as you are reading the text.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12711091

Why not follow up with "Readers New Meanings For Frankenstein" - again, just what you need for help with modern interpretations of the text for AO3!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-12737956

Frankenstein - audio

This BBC production is not unabridged but it is pretty faithful to the text. Click through to You Tube to find subsequent pages and chapters.

Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" summarised in a video by Spark Notes

Frankenstein Lecture Notes

These are just bare outline notes. Still, they provide a structure for possible research.

http://www.jessicatiffin.org/teaching/frlect.htm

Mark Steel's Postmodern Approach to Mary Shelley

Mark's ironic, easy style disguises true academic rigour. This is well worth watching for A2 students studying "Frankenstein" who need to "gen up" on AO4 (the historical context of Mary's life, influences and times.) The third part deals with the text. See all four parts.