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Introducing online teaching in Humanities: A case study about the acceptance of online activities by the academic staff of classical languages
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The purpose of this paper is to show the perceptions of the academic staff of classical languages (ancient Greek and Latin) concerning use of online activities during their courses. The study was carried out in three countries: Greece (three major Universities), Spain (University of Barcelona) and the United States (University of California, Berkeley) with the participation of thirty-three academic instructors. Depending on the level of use and acceptance of the ICT and following G. Moore¿s classification, we separated the participating academics in three groups: the conservatives, the mainstream and the early adopters. The fact that the smallest group is the third clearly shows the necessity for teachers¿ preparation and training before introducing innovative projects in the classroom. Since the starting point for the application of innovation in the classroom is the teacher, policy makers should focus on helping them become conscious of changes in teaching methods and include their opinion during the design of innovative projects.
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VLACHOPOULOS, Dimitrios. Introducing online teaching in Humanities: A case study about the acceptance of online activities by the academic staff of classical languages. _Digithum_. 2009. Vol. 11. [consulta: 24 de gener de 2026]. ISSN: 1575-2275. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/16602]