I do not recommend GREEK WITH COMPUTERS, by Richard F. Wevers, Focus,  PC (DOS) only.  It is advertized as accompanying From Alpha to Omega, but is vastly inferior to the textbook.

The following drill is far more useful:

INTRODUCTION TO ATTIC GREEK. Available to  students in all Macintosh computers on campus.  You will find it at: FOREIGN LANGUAGE LAB .  (MAC ONLY) Click here for INSTRUCTIONS TO ACCESS

PRONUNCIATION DRILLS ON THE WEB:  GO

This program accompanies the following textbook: Introduction to Attic Greek, by Donald J. Mastronarde, but may be useful to students learning from another textbook.  It is accessible from any Macintosh on campus. Go to the UH webpage, then to Academics, HFAC, Modern & Classical Languages, Foreign Language Lab, and follow instructions to access GREEK. You may also reach it by going to the Chooser, selecting Agnes Arnold Hall, then clicking on the FLL and on Poliglot. These drills will help students learn the forms, vocabulary and pronunciation of ancient Greek.  Naturally, it follows the sequence of Mastronarde's book. I will indicate in class which units of this drill roughly correspond to the grammatical matter in our textbook.

A WEBSITE FOR THE STUDY OF KOINE GREEK:  GO

HYPERGREEK  is an interactive tutorial designed as an aid for learning Classical or Biblical Greek in 16 lessons which approximate the first semester of a beginning college Greek course. This program is intended either for independent use or as a supplemental tool for the classroom; it is not correlated to a particular textbook. (MAC ONLY) For a Demo, click on Centaur Systems Software HYPERGREEK  to download a Demo.

JACT Greek Stacks, Part 1 and JACT Greek Stacks, Part 2 is a set of HyperCard stacks with drills and exercises to accompany the JACT Cambridge textbook for beginners in Ancient Greek, Reading Greek, but some of its components may be quite useful for students using any other book. These stacks let students drill and test themselves on most of the exercises and all of the forms and vocabulary from the textbook.   Requires System 7+ and HyperCard 2.1+. (And, optionally, Apple's Speech Manager and voices).  (MAC ONLY)

JACT Vocabulary Stack To accompany use of the JACT Cambridge textbook for beginners in Ancient Greek, Reading Greek. This stack includes all the learned vocabulary from the textbook, allows this vocabulary to be sorted and consulted in ways likely to be useful to students and teachers, and creates flashcards. Requires HyperCard.  (MAC ONLY)

Accentuation drill  by Prof. Brucero. U. of Toronto

ALL THE TEXTS IN PERSEUS OFFER GRAMMATICAL HELP, DICTIONARY ENTRIES , SEARCHES, AND THE LOEB TRANSLATION.

PLATO READER. An application (Mac only) which provides a hypertext grammatical commentary on the Plato selections from the JACT (Cambridge) second- or third-year Ancient Greek textbook, The Intellectual Revolution. The Plato text is in it, and so is a reference grammar, and when you click on a word in the Plato text, you are taken instantly to the relevant passage in the reference grammar. Personally, I think the grammar alone is the real point; it's written from a somewhat revolutionary point of view (active rather than passive, i.e. how to say things in Greek), and disagrees with Smyth on many points.  If the link does not work, ask Prof. Pozzi to give you a copy (it is freeware).

GREEK PROSE STYLE Syllabus of Greek 701, a course offered at the City University of New York by Prof. Hardy Hansen.

A GLOBAL WEBPAGE ON GREEK GRAMMAR OFFERS THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF PROGRAMS AND DRILLS ON THE INTERNET TO DATE.

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