Lingua Latina on-line classes

Focus Publishing Courseware | Familia Romana online ancillaries: http://courses.pullins.com/ 

Please click here for complete information on this site and how to get started.

The course includes the audio files for the first 30 chapters of Familia Romana, all the Pensa that are in the book, and all the Exercitia Latina I exercises. There is a free sampler that allows access to a few chapters and features of the site. The cost for a single user is only $14.95.


NEW LATIN 101 ONLINE COURSE AVAILABLE!

Interested in taking a Latin I “online” course for college-credit?

Mercer County Community College in West Windsor, NJ, is offering a new “LAT101 Beginning Latin I” 3-credit online course for the spring 2012 semester, based on the Lingua Latina per se Illustrata I, Familia Romana textbook and digital materials. The semester begins 1/23/12 and runs through 5/16/12. Registration is now open!

Please Note: The Midterm and Final Exams are to be taken at an approved proctored location. 

To register for the Latin I online course, follow these directions:

1. Go to the Mercer County Community College’s (MCCC) website:http://www.mccc.edu and then click the MyMercer (Go to MyMercer) link on the homepage to access the Student portal.
2. Click the Student College Applicationlink to apply to the college as a “new student,” if you have never attended Mercer. If you have attended MCCC, skip to Step 5.
3. Complete the online college application. For “Enrollment Intention,” select the “College Credit Student as a Non-Degree Seeking or Transient Student,” “Spring Term 2012,” and “Virtual College” options.
4. After you have completed and submitted the online college application, you will receive an email from MCCC in your personal email account with your assigned Student ID and PIN.
5. To register for the Latin I online course, return to the MyMercer page (from Step 1). In the Student Access box, enter your Student ID and PIN and click the Logon button to begin the course registration process. (Accept the “Tax Information Notice.”)
6. Click the Add/Drop Classes link and then search for the course. The “Term to Enroll” is Spring 2012 and the “Course ID/Number” is LAT101. When the course has been located, click the Register Now button.
7. Click the Pay Your Fees button to pay for the course online using a credit card.
   
   

For Help: If you have questions about –

• Completing the Student College Application and/or registering for the course, please contact MCCC Enrollment Services at 609-570-3292.
• Transferring LAT101 credits to your (home) college’s institution, please contact Enrollment Services at 609-570-3360 and/or consult with your (home) college’s Registrar before registering for the course.
• Payment, please contact the MCCC Bursar’s Office at 609-570-3499.
• The LAT101 online course, please contact the Virtual College at 609-570-3389.

The Potter's School

The Potter's School offers a school-year Latin 1 through about chapter 16 and Latin 2 through about chapter 33.  Classes meet once a week for 90 minutes, leaving students needing to be supervised and governed between classes.  Perfect for home-schoolers using Lingua Latina, who do not know much Latin themselves.

For more information visit www.pottersschool.org,  or email Dave Spotts MrSpotts@pottersschool.org

The Lone Pine Classical School

Latin 100 = Chapters 1-16 (Familia Romana, Hans Orberg)
Latin 200 =  Chapters 17-35 (Familia Romana, Hans Orberg)
Latin 300/400 rotate poetry/prose every other year.
If anyone is interested, please contact Karen Karppinen ASAP to reserve a seat before the course fills. For more information visit www.lonepineclassical.com, or email Karen Karppinen Karp1248@gmail.com

CD-Rom Site Licenses for classroom use, are now available to order online

 A CD Site License is required when using any of the CD’s for classroom use, whether it be on one computer, or installed on several computers in a language lab or library.

Pricing is as follows:
$50 per CD, for one academic year
$25 per CD, per year to be renewed after that.

The CD Rom can be installed on any computer in the school, and the CD program will install itself onto that computer so you do not need it in the PC for it to run.  If you had wanted students to each have their own CD to put on their personal computers, you would have to purchase one for each student.  This site license is specifically for classroom/school use. You can purchase the CD site licenses online here .