Home – Why this course? A live audio/video online beginning Latin course for those who are unable to take Latin in a traditional classroom or prefer the convenience of the online format.

Schedule

• Class Size – Latin Class times depend on the number of students enrolling. Both morning and evening class are offered.
• Class Times – The alternate Latin I Section 2 times will be opened once the Section I times are filled.
• Enter Classroom – WiZiQ online audio/video web conferencing classroom.
• Sping 2009 Course Calendar – A detailed schedule of class meetings for the spring 2009 Latin I Class.
• Contact Page – Contact the instructor privately. All messages will be responded to in a prompt manner. You may also contact the webmaster regarding any technical difficulties.
• Course Composition – The complete course is broken into four semesters: Latin I, Latin II, Latin III, and Latin IV.
• Projected Semester Dates – Fall 2008, Spring 2009, Summer 2009, Fall 2009.
• A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin – Order page for the text used in this Latin course.
• Please click here to learn more – Goes to “A Note on the Text” section on “Schedule” page.
• General Course Syllabus – Outline of material covered in Latin text.
• Further Courses – If in a year’s time demand is sufficient, I plan to offer further courses, beyond the first four semesters.
• Transfers – Rules for transferring straight into a semester higher than “Semester I”.
• Latin I Course Calendar – The calendar provides a general outline of the semester, acting as a guideline for instructor and students.
• Latin I Spring 2009 Course Calendar – A detailed schedule of class meetings for the spring 2009 Latin I Class.
Breakdown of Points for Latin I – Points given to homework, unit quizzes, Mid-Semester Test, Final Test.
• Grading Scale – Standard non-curved grading scale.
• Assignments and Grading – Details on the policies concerning homework, quizzes, and tests in this Latin course.
• Academic Integrity – A statement concerning academic honesty in this Latin course.
• Missed Assignments – Policies concerning missed assignments in this Latin course.
• Contact Page – A link to the “Contact” page.
• Caveat – I reserve the right to change the course polices or course schedule outlined here if it seems appropriate.

Instructor – About the instructor. The background and philosophy of the instructor for this Latin course.

Policies

• Requirements of the Student - Policies concerning the completion and turning in of homework assignments, quizzes, and tests in this Latin course. Policies concerning handing back to student of corrected homework in this Latin course.
• Attendance - Regular attendance is key for success in this Latin course.
• Homework - The completion of homework assignments is important if the student in this course is to successfully learn Latin.
• Classroom Conduct - I ask that the students in this Latin course assist in creating an enjoyable, productive, and civil classroom environment.
• Age of Students - This Latin course is geared toward the high school to adult age range, but motivated younger students will also be accepted.
• Contact Page – A link to the “Contact” page for this Latin course.
• A Note on the Text - The text used for this Latin course, A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin.
• A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin – A link to the page to buy the text.
• Supplies – A student taking this course will need the text, A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin, a computer with a high-speed internet connection, and a microphone and speaker for the computer.
• A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin – A link to the page to buy the text.
• Click to Buy Text – A link to the page to buy the text.
• Technical Requirements - A student in this course will need access to a computer with a high speed internet connection that can support web conferencing operations, and a speaker and microphone or combination headset for the computer.
• Recording of Class - Classes in this Latin course may not be recorded by anyone without the permission of the instructor. Recordings are never to be shared or copied.
• Privacy Statement - I will never release your private information to any third parties.
• Non-Discrimination Statement - The Latin Online Classroom does not discriminate against anyone based on race, creed, sex, marital status, or sexual orientation.

Transfer Credit – College and high school credit. How transfer credit may be attained from this online Latin course.

• Tuition - Students may pay for this online Latin course by credit card or check.
• Sign-Up – A link to the “Sign-Up” page.
• Refunds - Refunds of tuition for this online Latin course are only provided in response to extreme circumstances.

Extras

• YouTube Clips - Video clips with Latin themes.
• Latin Reading List - Some recommended readings that were written in Latin or at least have something to do with Latin.
• Articles – Links to Latin-related articles.
• Outside Links – Links to other Latin-related sites.

Newsletter - An archive of the Carmenta Online Latin Classroom's monthly newsletter.

Contact - Contact the instructor privately. All messages will be responded to in a prompt manner. You may also contact the webmaster regarding any technical difficulties.

Sign-Up - Sign-up and pay for the class via PayPal's secure payment process. PayPal account NOT required.

• Enter Classroom – Link to WiZiQ classroom.
• Latin I Spring 2009 Course Calendar – A detailed schedule of class meetings for the Spring 2009 Latin I class.
• Contact Page – A link to the “Contact” page.
• Wikipedia Link – Information concerning the time-change policies around the world.