Universities and teachers

Claron can support a Latin course, from secondary school to university. Here is what it offers and how to use it with a class or an institution.

What Claron brings to a course

  • Assisted reading: the analysis of each word (lemma, form, meaning) is one click away, without leaving the text.
  • Vocabulary drawn from the texts read: the words learned are the ones actually met, not an abstract list.
  • Spaced review: each word comes back when it is about to be forgotten.
  • Author pages: each author’s works in one place, with pointers on their vocabulary.

For teachers

You can project a text in class or give your students the link to a chapter: reading requires no account.

Students who want to review their vocabulary create an account; their cards and bookmark follow them from one session to the next.

For institutions

If your institution is considering Claron for several classes or a department, we can look into this use with you.

Write to us

To suggest a text from your syllabus or to discuss use by your institution, write to us at [email protected].