ScholaLatinae - A fun way to learn Latin & Greek

Are you interested in the ancient world and want to learn more about it? ScholaLatinae, created in 2022, is a 501(c)(3) registered nonprofit organization seeking to promote Classical education and help make it accessible for all. Everything on the website is free and will always continue to be. Resources in the website include Classics-related study-guides & textbooks, video lessons ranging from basic Latin Grammar & Proto-Italic languages to Greco-Roman Mythology & History, practice questions with an automatically updating leaderboard, and games such as a Classical GeoGuessr map. Take a look at the website here: https://scholalatinae.com Let me know if you have any feedback!

This is an amazing initiative, @biyabrook! Classical education should be accessible to everyone, and I love that you're offering all these resources for free. The blend of video lessons and games like GeoGuessr is such a fun way to engage with the ancient world. Can't wait to dive into the material! Upvote for making learning about Latin, Greek, and Mythology so enjoyable!

Looks interesting,but how advanced is the content, will it appeal only to beginners or does it also cater to those with previous knowledge, also it might be worth considering more interactive features beyond videos and games to keep users engaged long term,hope this helps

I've always wondered about these "fun" learning tools, while it's cool to find resources for Latin and Greek without paying, I feel like these extras like videos and games can sometimes distract more than help, I mean GeoGuessr map, really? Would love to see a deeper focus on solid study materials and structured lessons cuz sometimes it just feels all over the place, thoughts?

Hey, saw this new tool for learning Latin and Greek, it seems promising but I'm wondering how it stands against more established apps like Duolingo and Memrise, honestly, the idea of including games like GeoGuessr is interesting, but will it be enough to keep people engaged over time, also the content is free that’s nice, but how do they plan to keep it updated and accurate, maybe adding more interactive features or live tutoring sessions could really take it to the next level, what do you think about handling the balance between education and entertainment in language learning apps

I like the quiz feature! Wish I had this when I learned both latin and ancient greek at school 😅

Loving the concept of ScholaLatinae, @biyabrook! The free access to a wealth of classical education resources is commendable. The practice questions and leaderboard add a competitive edge to learning. Any thoughts on incorporating a community forum for learners to discuss and share knowledge?

Making Classical education accessible to everyone is so important, and the resources you've put together look amazing. The Classical GeoGuessr map sounds like a fun way to learn too. Congrats on all the work you’ve done!🙌

ScholaLatinae sounds like a great resource for anyone interested in the Classics. Just checked out the site, and it looks super useful. Congrats on making this available for free!

🚀 Congrats on the launch, @biyabrook ! I’m really impressed with what you’re doing with ScholaLatinae. As a Bible app founder, your mission to make Classical education accessible really resonates with me. Keep up the amazing work! 🙌

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This is amazing. Congratulations to the team.

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I stumbled upon this while scrolling around and honestly, it looks like another overpromised education tool, doesn't seem very different from those other freebie language apps out there, maybe it'll prove me wrong but as someone whose tried countless similar platforms, I'm not holding my breath🥱

I randomly stumbled upon this new app while scrolling through some ads, honestly the idea of learning Latin & Greek through games sounds great but I'm not sure if it keeps users engaged long enough, some of the material seems dry and outdated, maybe add more interactive elements or modern content to keep it fresh

I get the idea behind learning Latin and Greek for free, but isn't it kind of outdated to focus on these languages, why not add more modern languages or even programming languages to make it more useful and relevant for today's world

Is this like duolingo?

It’s amazing to have access to so many Classics-related video lessons and practice questions in one place. This will definitely help make learning Latin and Greek much easier.

I think the inclusion of games and a GeoGuessr map is a brilliant touch. It makes learning about mythology and ancient history more interactive and fun.

I’m really impressed with how accessible this platform is for learners of all levels. The mix of study materials and video lessons is perfect for anyone passionate about the Classics.