Share Your Ideas on Amicitia

Just a reminded that not only can you read up on the latest trends here on our blog for the American Classical League’s Technology Committee, but you can also share your ideas with us in a more interactive format. If you click on the “Forum” button on the menu above, you will be redirected to Amicitia, the social network here on Romae.org.

You can create an account and join in any of the public groups. Search for our group, the American Classical League Technology Committee (or just click on the Forum link as mentioned earlier). Once you are there, you can start topics in the forum of the group or participate in the ongoing discussions there.

We hope to be adding more features to our group area on Amicitia as the Romae project continues to grow. So, not only can you leave comments and contribute to the discussions of the articles posted here on the site, but you can also start or continue conversations in our group discussion area on the Amicitia social network.

Preceden Allows Students to Create Their Own Timelines

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As any teacher of history knows, keeping all of those dates straight can be quite troubling. Students often get names, dates, and cultures confused. When did the Roman Republic end? When was the imperial period? Who was consul in which year? When was the Battle of Zama fought? It’s a jungle and students can loose their [...]

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Get Greater Recall With Latin Vocabulary Using Web-based Flash Cards

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One of the challenges students are faced with in the study of Latin is, of course, the acquisition of vocabulary. After the initial shock of the complexity of the Latin grammatical system wears off, and students are finally used to the idea of morphology, how can we efficiently teach students to acquire vocabulary? There are many [...]

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ACL Technology Committee Now on Facebook!

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We’re on a roll! First got the Twitter account working, now we also opened up a page on Facebook! This way it is easier to get the updates and information we are rolling out here on the site. Why not “like” us right now and join our Facebook page? After all, what kind of a [...]

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Twitter Account for American Classical League Technology Committee is Now LIVE!

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Just letting everyone know, our Twitter account is up and ready for action! I mean, what kind of a technology committee wouldn’t have a Twitter account? That’s right, not a very good one. So why not give us a follow? We will be sorting through the technology jungle to find solutions for you that make [...]

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