Un cours de latin en ligne pour cet été

cours de latin, gratuit en ligne
cet été:

In the summer of 2013 Professors William Turpin (Swarthmore College,
Classics) and Bruce Venarde (University of Pittsburgh, History) will be
offering a free online Latin translation course, meeting on Google
Hangout.  The class will meet once a week starting on  Monday, June 3, at
8-10 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, and will continue for perhaps ten weeks. 
We will be translating and discussing the Gesta Francorum, an anonymous
first-hand account of the First Crusade written in relatively
straightforward medieval
Latin.                                                                                           
The course is intended for students who have completed a year or so of
classical Latin at the university level, or the equivalent in school.  It
should also be suitable for those whose Latin may be a little rusty, or
for those new to medieval Latin.  Google
 Hangout will allow up to 13 active participants (i.e. people who may wish
to translate a particular section of text and participate in discussion)
and an unlimited number of observers (who will be able to submit
questions and comments as texts).    There are no provisions for granting
academic credit for this.  All are welcome, as active participants or as
observers.  For more information, including a text of the Gesta Francorum
edited for student use, go to:
 https://sites.google.com/a/swarthmore.edu/medieval-latin-summer-2013-the-gesta-francorum/
 We are still learning our way around google hangouts as a vehicle for
academic communication.  For updates please check the website, or write
to wturpin1@swarthmore.edu