TEACHING CLASSICS WITH TECHNOLOGY

March 27, 2002
Conference on Teaching with Technology
Faculty Technology Support Services
Illinois State University

Janice Siegel
Assistant Professor of Classics
Department of Foreign Languages

The Survey of Audio-Visual Resources for Classics
http://lilt.ilstu.edu/drjclassics2

TEACHING CLASSICAL CIVILIZATION USING THE INTERNET

USING PHOTOGRAPHS

ANIMATED SEQUENCES

VRML SITES (VIRTUAL TOURS OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES)

3D RECONSTRUCTIONS (OF BUILDINGS/CITIES FROM ANTIQUITY)

INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES

INTERACTIVE GAMES

INTERACTIVE ENVIRONMENTS: MOOS

The VRoma project (http://www.vroma.org/)is a collaboration between small undergraduate colleges and secondary schools to improve and expand the teaching of Latin and Roman culture through the creative use of technology.

Purpose: the creation of a virtual forum (VRoma) through MOO (Multi-User Dimension, Object Oriented), the real-time, text-based environment by which students and instructors interact live, conduct courses and lectures, and share resources for the study of the ancient Roman world

Synthesizes linguistic and cultural info

SCAVENGER HUNTS AND WEBQUESTS

TEACHING CLASSICAL LANGUAGES USING THE INTERNET

INTERACTIVE ACTIVITIES

Games

Conjugation programs

Automatically-correcting drills

LATIN PEDAGOGY SITES

Text/Grammar/Reference Combo, hyperlinked and annotated

Audio

Flash Movies

Flash Movies by Claude Pavur (St. Louis University)
http://www.slu.edu/colleges/AS/languages/classical/latin/tchmat/rud.html