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About Me:: I have been 35 years a school teacher of italian and latin language in a highschool of my town, Taranto, up to the year 1997. I'm currently a guide of latin since 2000 sponsored by DADA.NET in Florence, Italy.
I like to contact people, especially colleagues, both italian and foreign, as I'm committed to know the experience as well the problems of other countries. I cooperated in the past time to the Latin Library as well as with The Latin Literatur managed by William Camden, sending latin texts and italian versions of latin authors, as Cicero and Apuleius. I'm author of a complete course of latin (manual+2 exercise books) for highscool. That's all I can tell about me at the present time. My homepage is http://guide.dada.net/latino.
Thanks for the attention.

Favorite on-line spots for the Classics:: Translations of the main authors of latin literature

Favorite on-line spots for education:: Methodological researches as well as interpretation of latin texts

Best/worst computer-related classroom happening:: All that can be useful to the proficiency of students.

At 4:32pm on December 30th, 2007, Laura Gibbs said…: Benvenuto, Vittorio! Siete voi italiani molto fortunati con la scelta largissima di libri classici - quando sono stata in Italia, ho comprato tanti libri "tascabili" dei classici, con il testo greco o latino a fronte: ho trovato tanti libri che non si trovano in edizioni americane, come le favole di Esopo in prosa, la vita di Esopo, ecc. Quindi, mi manca non solo il caffe italiano, ma anche i libri!!! :-)