Collecting quizzes
Writing lessons as blog posts + quizzes seems to be the way to go for now. Later these lessons can be arranged into Namaste lessons if need be. There are a few handy ways to structure a course out of … Continue reading →
Litany of Our Lady – part 1
This is a really long one! I’ll cut it up into three parts—no strict reason for the division, just to make it easier to handle. First part The Greek bits: Testing google fonts Then the rest is in Latin: Phew! … Continue reading →
Ancient Greece
Martin Joseph Kerney writes a great outline of history in A Compendium of Ancient and Modern History. The quotes below all come from that book. If you’d like to read the rest, I have made a newly typeset excerpt here. … Continue reading →
Does the lesson system make things more difficult?
A thought for this evening – does the lesson and course structure part make it more difficult. The other way is to just post posts and use quizzes. There isn’t a way to submit assignments like that, though that could … Continue reading →
Interlinear texts
Where do I start? I grew up reading hymnbooks and music books for fun. We always had a piano and I knew enough to decode tunes from the piles of music which grew close by. I would be leafing through … Continue reading →
CLI Benediction
Benediction from Chapter 1 of Fr Caswall’s Catholic Latin Instructor. O salutaris Hostia Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary Tantum ergo the collect Exercises arranged by parts of speech: Preposition and Noun. Agreement of Adjective, &c., with Noun. Genitive Case … Continue reading →
Nannas Lessons
A depository for lessons that Nanna creates.
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To take some words of Fr. Martin Joseph Kerney: Before studying the history of other countries, we should become well acquainted with the history of our own. For it would be a great shame for our little readers, if they … Continue reading →
Getting the hang of it
To create a new course, you get into the dashboard and look down the left hand side for Namaste! LMS. That should have a sub-menu item Courses which will give you the option to add new Courses. The easiest way … Continue reading →
The Ten Plagues of Egypt
Would anyone like to test drive my new quiz?
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