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Welcome to DIGLATIN, the digital how-to guide for Latin teachers
My name is Caesar.
I'm a small-town Latin teacher from Maryland. Educated in the Classics in Cambridge, MA and holding an MSEd in Gifted Education from Hopkins, I've got a pretty good background in most things ancient and medieval as well as all that pedagogical stuff.
But I'm not here to throw that knowledge on you. I'm here to give you quick and easy advice on how to integrate technology with your teaching so you have more time to actually teach.
I've spent the last several years evaluating the state of state-of-the-art technology and finding straightforward ways to apply the best of it to the Latin classroom. You can think of this blog as the Latin Teacher's Guide to the Tech Revolution.
How-to Article: Setting Up a Blog
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September
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- Using a News-Reader
- Stop Wasting Time Watching Videos in Class
- Ramses II!
- Latin Translation Assessments: More Uses of Google...
- Latin Students of the World, Unite: The Do-It-Your...
- Latin Teacher! Latin Teacher! burning bright... (f...
- End of Paper?
- Vocab Quizzes Via Blogs
- Setting Up a Blog: Part IV -- Posts and Comments
- Blogs: Why Bother?
- Setting Up a Blog: Part III The Settings
- Online Latin Dictionaries
- Setting up a Blog: Part II Finding a Name
- iGoogle in Latin?
- First things first: Setting up a Gmail Account and...
- Salvete!
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September
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Gaudete! -- Latin Links
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