Putting Materials On-Line

• Creating Web Pages: Tips for Getting Started
• Web publishing (includes basic and advanced information about creating web pages and ftp — getting your pages to your account; also information about putting images online)
• Quia's Latin Exercises use what's there or create your own!
• Hot Potatoes software for Mac or Windows that enables you to create interactive exercises for the web (no HTML or javascript knowledge required!)

Finding Classics Content On-Line

Metasites: Gateways to Classics and Latin teaching content on the Web

• Electronic Resources for Classicists a gateway site from Maria Pantelia
• The Classics Pages from Andrew Wilson, with lots of useful (and fun) resources to explore
• Audio-Visual Resources for Classics prepared by Janice Siegel
• University of Kentucky's Classics Teaching Resources
• LatinTeach from Sharon Kazmierski

Latin tools and texts

• Tools and Resources
  • Intermediate Latin with content coordinated by VRoman Ann Raia
  • Allen and Greenough's Latin Grammar from Perseus
  • On-line Lewis and Short Latin Dictionary from Perseus
  • Audio recordings of Greek and Latin Poetry from Harvard
  • Electronic Resources for Wheelock's Latin
  • Tolle, lege! from Vojin Nedeljkovic, University of Belgrade
  • Claude Pavur's Latin Teaching Materials at St. Louis University (Wheelock vocab., Sallust, Cicero, mostly in PDF format)
  • Unofficial AP Latin Page from Texas Classical Association
• Collections of Texts
  • Online Companion to The Worlds of Roman Women, created by Ann Raia and Judith Lynn Sebesta, contains many different type of Latin passages by and about Roman women, with images, introductory essays, and hyperlinked vocabulary, grammatical aids and commentary. The Instruction section contains many useful resources for teachers, including suggested activities and assignments related to the site.
  • Latin texts from Perseus (and Eng. translations)
  • Epigraphische Datenbank Heidelberg searchable database of Latin inscriptions available in original form, also with abbreviated words completed; some images available
  • The Vindolanda Tablets Online includes texts, translations, commentaries and new large digital images of all the published tablets, plus a virtual exhibition that introduces their content and context to a non-specialist audience.
  • Roman Law Library: includes a large collection of Latin texts of laws, senatus consulta, and various types of legal writings.
  • The Latin Library
• Catullus
  • Helpful links for the study of Catullus from VRoman Alison Barker
  • Carmina Catulli (from The Obscure Organization) all the poems (each on a separate page), with links to a concordance
  • Catullus with Merrill's commentary at Roman Perseus
• Horace
  • Links for the study of Horace from Alison Barker
  • Horace's Villa includes texts, audio of Horace's poetry and video clips of his villa (in QuickTime format)
• Lucretius links from Alison Barker
• Ovid
  • Ovid texts from Ovid im WWW from U. Schmitzer
• Vergil
  • Digital Eclogues by Paul Barrette (Vergil's Eclogues with glosses)
  • The Vergil Project

Roman sites, monuments, history, culture
  only a selection -- look in the metasites for more

• The Romans, a comprehensive and well-illustrated new website based on Antony Kamm's book The Romans:An Introduction with many additional features (web design by Andrew Wilson)
• VRoma Image Archive
• Virtual Gallery of Ancient Sculpture from Eric B. Case and Judith de Luce
• Roman Gazetteer from Bill Thayer, “a commented photo album of Roman towns and monuments”
• Bill Thayer's RomanSites Home Page
• Virtual Catalog of Roman coins from Robert Cape, with lots of images
• The Beazley Archive, a collection of images and information about pottery, gems, and sculpture based on the work of Sir John Beazley
• Roman artifacts in the David M. Robinson Collection at the University of Mississippi (coins, inscriptions, sculpture, etc.)
• Maecenas: Images of Ancient Greece and Rome
• Rome: Republic to Empire, a series of web pages on Roman history and culture created by Barbara McManus
• The Rome Project another great student project, this one at the Dalton School
• Dead Romans, containing information about Roman coins, architecture, and artwork, by T.M.M. Ryan
• Classical Mythology Online, a companion to Morford and Lenardon's text Classical Mythology
• Zenobia: American Classical League's Resources for Teaching Race & Ethnicity in the Classical World, created by Darlene Brooks Hedstrom and Judith de Luce

Maps of the Roman world

• The Interactive Mediterranean on-line and downloadable maps of the ancient world
• OSSHE Historic Atlas Resource Library for Europe (including the ancient near east)
• Ancient World Mapping Center, online resources related to the Barrington Classical Atlas
• Plan de Rome, University of Caen's model of ancient Rome

Latin Courses Online

• CTTS Online Classics Course Database
• Roman civ courses (from the CTTS database)
• Roman History courses (from the CTTS database)
• Latin language and lit courses (from the CTTS database)