Resources for Wheelock's Latin and for other Latin collaborative self-study groups.

General Latin resources with an emphasis on resources for the Cambridge Latin Course.

A source and depository of certamen questions and preparation materials; the questions are divided into three categories: Latin I, Latin II, and Advanced (Latin III+).

A simple Latin course for beginners.

Quizzes and teaching resources, audio Latin sources, links to online teaching materials, entry-level reading texts, pronunciation guides, and ways to contact and network with other Latin teachers.

A collection of web-based exercises that are modeled to complement Wheelock's Latin 5th edition.

The Oxford Latin Course at Elizabeth Seton High School offering practice in Latin vocabulary, sentence translation and reading.

Latin phrases, pronunciation guide, non-original texts with grammar and vocabulary explanations, dictionary of mythology, Roman numerals, book recommendations, Latin e-cards, etc. Learn Latin online. Provides everything necessary for self-study, plus the opportunity to ask questions and send in tests.

Information about Prof. Lawall's classes at the University of Massachusetts, as well as about 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.

A helpful set of explanations and exercises for students using the popular Wheelock introductory grammar book.

Resources for Latin students of all levels including interactive online software, vocabulary check lists, information on Roman culture and grammar information.

Dale Grote provides RealAudio files of actual classes he gave about the optional self-exercises in Wheelock's Latin.

An educational Latin website. It has translations, cultural notes, grammar notes, vocabulary, Latin programs.

An interactive workbook of exercises, drills, and review for learning Latin. Emphasizes reading and conversation as a way to learn the language but still covers grammar.

Syllabus and exercises from a course given at the University of Houston. The course uses Wheelock's Latin as the main textbook.

A set of programs which tests Latin vocabulary and tables, based on the Using Latin and Cambridge Latin Course textbooks, adapted for use at Auckland Grammar School, New Zealand.

Latin via the Internet with interactive activities and games. The actual lessons must be seen on satellite TV.

A free question-answer service and explanations about the origin of some English words and expressions originating from Latin. Meeting place for students and tutors of Latin.

A woman's description her own Latin self-study program. May serve as a basis for people who would like to create their own program.

Latin instruction for beginners only. The grammar is simplified in such a way that may be quite useful for absolute beginners but may leave some with an incorrect understanding of the language.

A Biblically-based Latin program specifically geared toward the 8-18 year old Christian homeschooler. Fora, games, sample pages, and articles available on site.

Annotated directory of Internet resources for the Latin language, including dictionaries, study helps, and Latin literature. From the College of St. Benedict and St. John's University.

A collection of Latin links originally compiled for students taking Latin at the University of California at Sacramento.

Materials for all levels of Latin teaching and learning: acceleration readers, reading acceleration machine freeware, pedagogical reflections and related links.

Site seeking to re-install Latin as a means of international communication. Includes translations, grammar reference. [Latin, English, Russian, Ukrainian]

A website for Latin teachers. Includes archive of the LatinTeach e-mail discussion group as well as lesson plans and projects, links, text reviews, and other resources.

A Latin course of two parts: Familia Romana (grammar essentials,vocabulary of 1500 words), Roma Aeterna (excerptions from original texts). For sale, with sample pages online.

Minimus the mouse lives in Roman Britain in 100 AD. He introduces young children to Latin and Roman topics in a lighthearted way. The site promotes a new course; both are full of cartoons and activities. The site has information on grants and training offered to teachers.

A review of grammar, scansion, and rhetorical devices. Also has an interactive quiz section.

Vocabulary lists, information about ancient Rome, and other information and links on the Latin language and its instruction, collected and maintained by a graduate student who is an experienced teacher.

Chapter by chapter exercises based on the vocabulary list found in Wheelock's Latin. Requires a Java-enabled browser.

Dale Grote's companion to Wheelock's Latin 4th edition. Explains the finer details of grammar.

Includes tables for pronunciation and translations of common expressions.

A page designed for K-12 Latin teachers. Contains lesson plans, games, sounds and related material.

Latin teaching materials: easy reading. Basic texts for beginning and intermediate Latin students, and a small collection of useful links.

Virtual MOO (Multiple User Dungeon - Object Oriented) and link list for study of Ancient Roman History and Latin language and literature. With notes for teachers for using these materials in classes.