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Save Classics Student Project Videos!

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Connie Boss commented on Andrew Reinhard's video '"Little Drummer Boy" in Latin and English'

Laura, Thanks for the link. Found what I needed.

November 17

Laura Gibbs commented on Andrew Reinhard's video '"Little Drummer Boy" in Latin and English'

P.S. You'll also find a link here to an English version of the Latin hymn, too. :-) http://gaudium-mundo.blogspot.com/2006/11/veni-redemptor-gentium.html - see the first paragraph. For all the Latin Christmas hymns I included at that website, I tr...

November 17

Laura Gibbs commented on Andrew Reinhard's video '"Little Drummer Boy" in Latin and English'

Here is a Latin version of Little Drummer Boy into Latin, since they do not actually sing the Latin version of that song in the video: http://gaudium-mundo.blogspot.com/2006/11/musicus-parvulus.html The beginning of the video is a famous hymn, Ve...

November 17

Connie Boss commented on Andrew Reinhard's video '"Little Drummer Boy" in Latin and English'

I would like the english translation from latin on this song.

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eClassics: What's New for Old Languages

Classics may appear to be the last discipline one would expect to integrate technology with pedagogy. In fact, it is keeping up with (and perhaps surpassing) its modern language peers in integrating the use of the Internet, specifically Web 2.0 re...

November 7

kevin hartley replied to Andrew Reinhard's discussion 'Save Classics Student Project Videos!'

There are also ways to get the cached videos out similarly with other OSes, but it's easiest on linux since the cache is just the /tmp directory instead of some random, encrypted directory. I've been using this for personal use for some time (I ca...

November 5

Andrew Reinhard replied to Andrew Reinhard's discussion 'Save Classics Student Project Videos!'

Thanks Kevin. I don't plan on distributing the videos, only conserving them -- most videos are posted by their creators on YouTube but without any identification whatsoever either in the explanatory text or in the form of credits, so chasing copyr...

November 4

kevin hartley replied to Andrew Reinhard's discussion 'Save Classics Student Project Videos!'

I know that if you're running linux, youtube videos show up in /tmp as a file with the name "Flash" followed by a few random characters. Once the video loads completely, just rename the video or move it elsewhere and you have the video. It's in FL...

November 4

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Hometown/Institution:

Mundelein, IL, Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Inc.

Role in the Classics Classroom (real or virtual):

all of the above

About Me:

I'm the Director of eLearning for Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers (www.bolchazy.com), an academic press specializing in Greek and Latin textbooks. When outside, I'm usually accompanied by a soccer ball or a three-year-old girl or sometimes both. I have an MA in art history and archaeology (specializing in Greek plastic vases) from the University of Missouri - Columbia, and a BA in archaeology from the University of Evansville as a member of the first graduating class from this remarkable department.

Prior to working at BCP, I spent nine years at Willoughby Associates, a museum database management company where I trained over 1,000 museum professionals at over 100 institutions worldwide on how to use our software. I also created eBooks of our documentation, produced tech tips and tutorials, and enjoyed getting even the most technophobic museum person interested in using the database to manage both the content and context of their collections.

Find me on World of Warcraft on the Feathermoon realm as Philabovis, the affable level 70 Tauren hunter and leader of the Carpe Praedam (Latin-language) guild. I am also in Second Life as MagisterP Holmer, and operate a market stall and Latin-language villa in the Roma sim there.

My Website:

http://www.bolchazy.com

Favorite on-line spots for the Classics:

Rogue Classicism: http://www.atrium-media.com/
rogueclassicism/
Roma Victor (MMORPG): http://www.roma-victor.com/sotw/
Archaeological Institute of America: http://www.archaeological.org
Bad Archaeology: http://badarchaeology.blogspot.com
Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers: http://bolchazy.com

Favorite on-line spots for education:

MacArthur Foundation eLearning Initiative: http://spotlight.macfound.org/
Susan Smith Nash, eLearning Queen: http://elearnqueen.blogspot.com/
Sloodle (Second Life Education): http://www.sloodle.com
Second Life Education Wiki: http://simteach.com/wiki/index.php?
title=Second_Life_Education_Wiki

Best/worst computer-related classroom happening:

I once taught folks how to use a museum database management system at Cornell University during rains that were so bad the ceiling leaked, separating me from the class with a thin wall of water for an entire day.

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Terence Awards for Excellence in Classics Student Filmmaking: Call for Submissions

I am pleased to announce the second annual Terence Awards. These cash awards and prizes will be given to those junior high, high school, and university students whose videos convey Classics in a way that is informative, entertaining, or both. Please read on for details:

Prizes

Cash prizes and free books will be awarded to the winning filmmaker or team in the following categories:

1 Best Picture, Junior Prize (junior high, high school, or homeschool student(s) ages 11–18 at the time the film w… Continue

Posted on October 30, 2009 at 12:49pm —

Technology at Texas Classical Association, October 23-24, 2009, University of Texas - Austin

The Texas Classical Association (TCA) annual meeting was held at the AT&T Conference Center on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin on October 23-24, 2009. With over 90 delegates, it was the best-attended TCA in the history of the organization, and featured one presentation on the 23rd and eleven on the 24th. Read the full program here. Three presentations dealt specifically with classroom technologies for Classics, and one… Continue

Posted on October 27, 2009 at 10:30am —

American Classical League Pre-Institute Workshop on free e-utilities for Latin teachers

I presented a pre-Institute workshop at ACL last week on how to download, install, and use Skype, Audacity, WeGame, Second Life, and World of Warcraft (machinima projects and live interaction in Latin). I thought that others might benefit from the 60-page, illustrated handout, so I have attached it to this post in PDF format.

ACL2009.pdf

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Posted on June 29, 2009 at 11:09am — 1 Comment

Summer Webinar Series from Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers

Omnes,

Starting in June, Latin teachers teach Latin teachers online in Bolchazy-Carducci Publisher's second annual, weekly series of online seminars. We have some exciting new sessions this year on Vergil, Catullus, Cicero, etymology, Roman culture, and Latin 2.0, not to mention two sessions from Milena Minkova and Terence Tunberg including a Virtual Conventiculum! Returning favorites Rose Williams and Anna Andresian will reprise their popular sessions from 2008.

Whether you’re a new Latin tea… Continue

Posted on April 20, 2009 at 3:00pm —

Latin Teacher Dawn La Fon Featured in News Article on the Relevance of Learning Latin

From The Commercial Appeal, Memphis, TN, March 4, 2009:

http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2009/mar/04/my-profession-teacher-living-language/

Andrew Reinhard

Posted on March 11, 2009 at 2:36pm —

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At 3:28pm on October 3, 2009, Roger Travis said…: Thanks so much for the shout out, Andrew!

At 2:04am on April 10, 2009, Caroline Lawrence said…: Happy landings! It was great to meet you in Glasgow...

At 9:58am on March 21, 2009, Laura Gibbs said…: P.S. Did you see this great interview with Sandra Day O'Connor in the NYTimes? The OurCourts.org website for middle-schoolers is GAME-BASED and looks really cool!!!
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/22/magazine/22wwln-q4-t.html

At 9:52am on March 21, 2009, Laura Gibbs said…: It is the curse of SUCCESS, ha ha. I still haven't gotten a spammer at Aesopus! :-)

At 8:33am on March 21, 2009, Laura Gibbs said…: Hi Andrew, you've got another spammer (the moving guys again!)
http://eclassics.ning.com/profile/AnandJaiswal
:-)

At 2:23pm on November 30, 2008, Anna Foka said…: Many thanks,

khaire, kale k'agathe!

At 5:54pm on August 19, 2008, Andrew K-H said…: Andrew,

An excellent site. It's easy to get lost here for hours at a time. I'll be back often.

--Andrew

At 11:11am on August 6, 2008, Girgis said…: Salve Andrew
Thanks for the warm greeting
In fact I wish to find a good reference concerning how to put the greek TONOS while spelling nouns, I'm not asking about where to move it but about its position in the nominative case of each word
about technology used in Egyptian schools I think that my country is retarded we've lately started learning in schools using computers
note : I'm a medical student at the fifth grade

At 3:49pm on July 6, 2008, Caroline Hogan said…: Thanks Andrew! I talked to your sales reps at INCH in Lansing in May and purchased the "Green Eggs an Ham in Latin" book.
Exploring technology will be a stretch for us over here as we are still connected via dial-up....

At 9:35pm on June 30, 2008, Lisa Auanger said…: Andrew, Have you seen this video, *Gaudeamus Igitur* by the Cookie Monster, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBXMMYslo-M

Lisa Auanger