Latin Language Education

• Aspergonem - Materials and information for Wheelock's Latin and for other Latin self-study groups.
• Cambridge Latin Course Resources - General Latin materials and information with a focus on resources for the Cambridge Latin Class.
• Certamen Questions Database - Resource depository of certamen questions and preparation information and materials; the questions are separated into 3 categories: Latin I, Latin II, and Advanced (Latin III+).
• Clodge Latin Course - Basic Latin class for beginners.
• Electronic Resources for Wheelock's Latin - A compilation of online activities that are modeled to enhance Wheelock's Latin 5th edition.
• Free online Latin course - Offers latin phrases, pronunciation tutorial, non-original texts with grammar and vocabulary explanations, dictionary of mythology, Roman numerals, book recommendations, Latin e-cards, etc. Study Latin on the Web. Offers everything needed for self-study, including the opportunity to ask questions and submit tests.
• Gilbert Lawall - Classics - Details regarding Prof. Lawall's courses at the University of Massachusetts, including the Ecce Romani series, the Ecce Romani Newsletter, the New England Latin Placement Service, CANE Instructional Materials, and the MAT Program in Latin and Classical Humanities.
• HBS Latin Department Website - Materials and information for Latin students of every level featuring interactive web-based software, vocabulary check lists, details on Roman culture and grammar info.
• Help with Wheelock's Latin Optional Self-Exercises - Dale Grote offers RealAudio files of actual courses he provided regarding the optional self-exercises in Wheelock's Latin.
• Hitchin Boys' School Latin Resources - An educational Latin webpage. Features translations, cultural notes, grammar notes, vocab, Latin programs.
• Kepheus' Latin Resources - Collection of programs which tests Latin vocabulary and tables, centered on the Using Latin and Cambridge Latin Course texts, adapted for utilization for Auckland Grammar School, New Zealand.
• KET Distance Learning - Latin through the Web with interactive exercises. Each lesson must be viewed on satellite TV.
• Latin Home Page - Latin education for beginners only. Provides basic grammar especially helpful for beginners but may result in an incorrect understanding of the language for some.
• Latin in the Christian Trivium - A Biblically-centered Latin program especially designed for 8-18 year old Christian homeschooler. Features fora, activities, sample pages, and articles available on the website.
• The Latin Page - Site developed for K-12 Latin teachers. Includes lesson plans, activities, sounds and related material.
• Latin Resources - An assortment of Latin links initially collected for students registered for Latin at the University of California at Sacramento.
• Latin Teaching Materials at Saint Louis University - Resources for Latin teaching and learning: includes acceleration readers, reading acceleration machine freeware, pedagogical reflections and related links.
• Latina Lingua Aeterna - Latin is Important.
• Latinteach - Site designed especially for Latin teachers. Features archive of the LatinTeach e-mail message group including lesson plans and projects, links, text reviews, and other materials.
• Minimus Primary Latin - Minimus the mouse dwells in Roman Britain in 100 AD. He shows young children interesting Latin and Roman topics in a fun way. The site encourages a new class; both offer full cartoons and exercises. Site info on grants and training provided for teachers.
• numLocked.com: Latin Review - Overview of grammar, scansion, and rhetorical tools. Features interactive quiz area.
• Pagina Domestica - Provides vocabulary lists, info about ancient Rome, and other info and links regarding the Latin language and its instruction, gathered and maintained by a graduate student who is a seasoned teacher.
• Selected Resources for Latin - Offers annotated directory of print and Internet materials for the Latin language, featuring dictionaries, study assistance, and Latin literature. From the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University.
• Tolle, lege! - Latin teaching information: basic reading. Basic texts designed for beginning and intermediate Latin learners, and a small compilation of helpful links.