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Centrum Latinitatis Europae now in English!

Hi all, I announce that now it is possible to read in English too (and French, German, Irish, Spanish) the site of classical studies of "Centrum Latinitatis Europae" of Genoa (Italy) ! http://cle.altervista.org

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Added by Andrea Del Ponte on December 18, 2012 at 9:30am — No Comments

Historical greek pronunciation on google maps

You don't like very much the Erasmian or reconstructed pronunciation ?

Do you prefer the Greek historical pronunciation, but you are not sure if you can use it in your classes, because you think you'll be the only one?

Or maybe, you think your students would have some troubles learning Ancient Greek wiht this system?

Other teachers already use it normally.

Have a look into this…

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Added by santi on January 1, 2011 at 12:30pm — No Comments

Greek Podcast

Some months ago, we had a discussion about a Greek podcast - someone from Eclassics started producing the course from Kendrick, and I was hopeful, when suddenly, after a few lessons were posted online, the whole thing vanished into thin air, and the person producing it disappeared off the edge of the earth. Anyway, Latinum is now pretty well established, and I want to improve my Greek - so I am starting work on a new Greek podcast - it will use Kendrick's Greek Ollendorff, and some other stuff… Continue

Added by Latinum Institute on January 28, 2010 at 7:00pm — 3 Comments

American Classical League, 2008: To Infinitive and Beyond!

The American Classical League Summer Institute concluded yesterday with the traditional Latin singalong led, as always, by Stan Farrow. As we sang "Guadeamus Igitur" and other chestnuts, I began reflecting on the Insitute's program, and of the many, many teachers I had a chance to speak with regarding technology and teaching Latin and yes, Greek.

To keep with the focus of eClassics, there were a number of technology-themed papers presented, and a number of handouts have been made… Continue

Added by Andrew Reinhard on June 30, 2008 at 8:27pm — No Comments