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Classics Teaching Through ICT Experience to ICT Manual for Classics Teachers
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Some European Classics Teachers, moved by the same passion for Classics and together for Information and Communication Technology so that from long ago used it on teaching Classic subjects in secondary high schools, decided to assemble their own long experience in this field to disseminate Information and Communication Technology for Classics world in Europe and their particular aim has been to demonstrate the importance to insert it in classrooms work about Latin, Ancient Greek & Classic Civilizations. So in 2003 was born CIRCE Project (www.circe.eu): Classics and ICT Resource Course for Europe (of which CIRCE is the acronym); it is the result of 6 European countries partners (Belgium, Denmark, France, Greece, Italy and United Kingdom) that met and agreed to create, through three years’ work, from 2003 to 2006, 2 important products: (a) A multilingual Website (www.circe.eu) (b) A manual, translated and printed in different European languages.
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