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Other popular sites that you might want to investigate are: Puzzlemaker, EclipseCrossword, Spellmaster, QuizStar, Flashcard Exchange, and EasyTestMaker.

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Try a free 30-day trial, and look for the many Latin exercises there, including those from fellow ACL members, like Alana Lukes (pvilatin2) and Virginia Baird (voc2), who happened to be in the workshop. Quia is a popular site with templates for 12 different quiz and game formats, including flashcards, “Concentration,” and “Hangman” (If you sign up for class use of the site ($50 per year), you can set up your own teacher home page with extra record-keeping facilities.

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There are PowerPoint templates for some of the most popular TV game shows, such as Jeopardy, The Weakest Link, and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? (208.183.128.3/tutorials/PPT-games/). When it comes to online exercises and quizzes, there are a wealth of templates available. They both depend on subscription fees for support ($20-25 per year per class). The former uses a downloadable program which communicates with the web site, while the latter is all web-based. They, too, provide a very easy-to-use template for groups of all kinds to have a web site with photo albums, link lists, and a group calendar, along with e-mail services, such as a postings archive, scheduled reminders, and an automatic distribution of all e-mail submitted by the group members (For record-keeping, you can find assistance from Gradekeeper (and “The Homework Site” (among others. Once you set up a free blog site of your own, using their template, it becomes a sub-site of .Īnother way to keep students informed is to set up a discussion group at Yahoo Groups. The most popular site for this purpose is Blogger (which is now part of the Google empire. But Posey pointed out how he uses a blog site for posting syllabi and everyday announcements to his students. Most people think of bloggers as people who keep online journals and commentaries, which have become a source of amusement for some and a source of incisive, investigative journalism for others. Some sites are free, while others will charge a subscription fee for regular use and more support services, such as maintaining student records and providing e-mail discussion lists.įirst, Posey talked about some of the sites for basic tools and services that a teacher can find handy, such as blogs, grade books, and web-based discussion groups. Micheal Posey kicked things off with the pre-Institute workshop on “Making the Internet Work for You: Putting Exercises and Quizzes Online.” Micheal kept people both busy and amused, as he led them around to some of the more popular and lesser known web sites which provide easy-to use templates for creating your own interactive online materials, as well as offering those made by others.

It started at the ACL Institute in Albuquerque and continued a month later at the European Latin Conference in Cambridge, England.

This proved to be a very busy summer for me when it came to workshops on classical computing.

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26-28: 2005 ACL Institute pre-Institute workshop: Micheal Posey, 'Online Exercises & Quizzes' European Latin Conference in Cambridge, England Swiss & Danish software for Latin Cambridge Online Latin Project (COLP) update 20th anniversary edition of ACL Software Directory for the Classics released. The Classical Outlook:Random Access:Fall 2005ĬO 83.1, pp.

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