Month: August 2022

first book deal announcement! :D

6/19/2023 Update You can find more information about Et Cetera: An Illustrated Guide to Latin Phrases here. Announcement details I’m thrilled to announce that I have signed my first book deal with Andrews McMeel Publishing. Alyssa Jennette of Stonesong Literary facilitated the deal with Madelyn Burt from Stonesong. This book will contain phrase entries with…… Continue reading first book deal announcement! 😀

Using AI in the language classroom

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing business, medicine and healthcare, but what can it do for your language classroom? There are many benefits to using artificial intelligence in an ancient language classroom. While it is easy to get carried away with the hype and think of all the cool things we can do with AI, some significant…… Continue reading Using AI in the language classroom

weekly roundup: 8/8/22

I didn’t read a ton this week, but here is the weekly roundup of media that I consumed. I actually got a lot of writing done which is unusual for me. You can check out my latest article here! It was really fun to write and it seems like it resonated with people. academic articles…… Continue reading weekly roundup: 8/8/22

AI Iliad, Phoebe Bridgers edition

Using AI, we can simulate the same process of on-the-spot composition. It won’t technically be oral, but it’s as close as I can get without training for several years with Serbian performers. I give the AI a data set to work with, some translation of the Iliad, and effectively, it now knows the plot. It can then ‘perform’ its version.