Learn all about the classical world for free through textbooks & study guides, video lessons on various Classics-related topics, practice questions, and games, including a GeoGuessr map. For anyone interested in Latin & Greek, or Mythology & Ancient History.
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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
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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
@estarceo More interactive features is always a good idea! I think entertainment is necessary in this day and age, but it should not distract from the main goal of learning and enriching yourself. I love Duolingo but I see why people have issues with the extreme gamification it has.
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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🥱
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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through games sounds great but I'm not sure if it keeps users engaged long enough, some of the material seems dry and outdated, maybe add more interactive elements or modern content to keep it fresh
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I get the idea behind learning Latin and Greek for free, but isn't it kind of outdated to focus on these languages, why not add more modern languages or even programming languages to make it more useful and relevant for today's world
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Looks like a good start but isn't this just another language learning app, there are so many like Duolingo or Rosetta Stone, what makes this one stand out, also interactive timelines and VR tours sound cool but do you think it'll actually help or just be a gimmick, curious to see how this pans out
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Hey there, honestly I'm a bit torn on this new learning tool, while the concept of blending textbooks, video lessons, and games sounds cool, it's nothing new really, I mean apps like Duolingo and Memrise have been doing this for ages with tons of languages not just Latin and Greek
And about your new features idea, interactive timelines and VR tours sound interesting but aren't they a bit too much, maybe streamline what's already working well instead rather than piling on features, it could get a bit overwhelming for users ya know
Also, are there enough quality practice questions and how's the content compared to others, quality should come first I think, I guess we'll see how users feel about it, just some food for thought
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