Henle Latin online . . . what are the available options?

[Jackie in AR]

I'm thinking of having my dss take Henle online next fall. They will be 8th graders, and they have been working through some of Henle already.

 

I know about Memoria Press's online classes.

 

What are some other options? Just trying to see what is available.

 

EDITED: Oh, and opinions on any of the options would be very welcome. :)

[Gwen in VA]

Regina Coeli offers Henle Latin online.

 

My son is taking Henle 1 through RCA this year and is enjoying it a LOT and learning a LOT LOT.

 

-- RCA has an audio feed, so the class is run both in a chatroom and with audio simultaneously, which my son loves.

 

--Mrs. Robinson has set up a lot of quizzes, so the student knows if he is learning the material sufficiently well on a week-by-week basis. (multiple quizzes per week)

 

-- The class is rigorous but enjoyable. My son is learning his Latin absolutely inside out. We older ones did Wheelock's, and I am so appreciating Henle's organized approach to Latin!

 

-- The class is extremely organized, and Mrs. Robinson is wonderful about responding quickly to questions, both in-class and emailed ones.

[Jackie in AR]

Regina Coeli offers Henle Latin online.

 

My son is taking Henle 1 through RCA this year and is enjoying it a LOT and learning a LOT LOT.

 

-- RCA has an audio feed, so the class is run both in a chatroom and with audio simultaneously, which my son loves.

 

--Mrs. Robinson has set up a lot of quizzes, so the student knows if he is learning the material sufficiently well on a week-by-week basis. (multiple quizzes per week)

 

-- The class is rigorous but enjoyable. My son is learning his Latin absolutely inside out. We older ones did Wheelock's, and I am so appreciating Henle's organized approach to Latin!

 

-- The class is extremely organized, and Mrs. Robinson is wonderful about responding quickly to questions, both in-class and emailed ones.

 

Thanks very much, Gwen!