Classics teaching resources online

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2	Classics Teaching Resources Online		List members, please add your online classics teaching tools here, with URL and brief descriptor. Add new subject areas using the tab below. Optionally leave your name, contact info, and the date. Thank you, all!
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5	General	Open University list of online resources: http://www.open.ac.uk/blogs/classicalstudies/?p=1679	General guidance on taking courses online, with online resources and videos for language learning and Greek and Roman myth, history, and literature	Ursula Rothe	20.3.20	6/22/2023
6	Art history	Smarthistory.org	Videos and essays supporting AP, A-Level and most undergraduate general art history courses, with units on the Ancient Mediterranean (https://smarthistory.org/ancient-mediterranean/) and cultural heritage (https://smarthistory.org/arches-intro/)	Elizabeth Macaulay-Lewis	20.3.20	6/19/2023
7	General	Eidolon: https://eidolon.pub/	Open-access articles on many aspects of the classical world and its reception; now offering free custom course packets (https://eidolon.pub/our-coronavirus-plans-9e7375520af1)	Nandini Pandey	20.3.20
8	General	https://www.massolit.io/subjects/classics	Login-required (but free) lecture slides & other teaching resources on many aspects of Classics & Ancient History, e.g. history, literature, culture, philosophy & languages of Ancient Greece & Rome. If you fill in the free trial form on the site, they'll send over some login details you can use: https://www.massolit.io/free-trial	Ginna Closs (h/t Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones & the Liverpool Classics list	20.3.2020
9	General	https://www.aarome.org/research/resources/periodical-indexes	The American Academy in Rome has compiled lots on online resources, which might be helpful for a variety of research and teaching tasks!
10	General	http://patroneditore.com/volumi/1870/materiali_e_metodi_per_una_didattica_multimediale_del_latino.html	A book about multimedia methods and tools for teaching Latin in Italy and not only	Andrea Balbo	20.03.2020
11	General	CREWS project: https://crewsproject.wordpress.com/	Articles and other blog resources on writing in the ancient world - interdisciplinary and intended to be accessible to a wide audience. Our 'write your name' sheets show you how to write in a variety of different ancient writing systems (https://crewsproject.wordpress.com/write-your-name-in-an-ancient-writing-system/).	Pippa Steele	20.03.2020
12	General	https://kallion.org/teaching/collaborative-course-materials/	Case studies on leadership in the ancient Mediterranean (via SAGE Publications). Two collaborative, open access courses on ancient leadership: Beyond the Boundaries of Fantasia (a general potpourri), and American Pi: Ancient Leadership in the Era of Donald Trump	Mallory Monaco Caterine	20.03.2020
13	General	https://teachingleadershipthruclassics.wordpress.com/home/	Teaching Leaders and Leadership through Classics: A Virtual Pedagogy Conference. Video presentations of great ideas for assignments and approaches to leadership, many of which are easily employed in remote learning settings	Mallory Monaco Caterine	20.03.2020
14	General	https://kallion.org/conversations/the-art-of-leadership/	The Art of Leadership podcast (hosted by Norman Sandridge): interviews with leaders in politics, medicine, intelligence, education, non-profits about how the humanities have shaped and improved their leadership	Mallory Monaco Caterine	20.03.2020
15	Greek language	https://alduncan.web.unc.edu/online-greek-lessons/	Instructional videos, keyed to Athenaze (third edition), recorded via Zoom during the COVID-19 pandemic. These were produced with my current students in mind, but should be considered freely available to the public. (With apologies for their comparatively low production values!)	Al Duncan	20.03.2020
16	Myth	https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLI8mI2FSyZ64S50JMIxrXy3E3lZHHXiwB	A few myth lectures that I posted online for a large course several years ago (some because I was out of town, some because campus was closed due to a crisis [long before COVID-19!], some because they just happened that way). I can't guarantee that you'll find them at all worth your while, but feel free to use them if they're helpful in any way!	Darcy Krasne	28.03.2020
17	General	https://library.ics.sas.ac.uk/open-access-resources	A good compilation from the ICS of open access research and teaching resources	Greg Woolf	30.03.2020
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