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==Description==
==Description==
A [https://streamlit.io/ Streamlit] app for practicing Latin morphology. It allows the user to choose a part of speech and select which grammatical categories they want to focus on, then practice generating forms.
A [https://streamlit.io/ Streamlit] app for practicing Latin morphology. It allows the user to choose a part of speech and select which grammatical categories they want to focus on, then practice creating correct forms. User account information and associated data is stored in a [https://supabase.com/ Supabase] relational database.
 
Some available features:
* Macrons on/off
* Option for consonantal ''u''
* Options to show dictionary entry/word stem, irregular form alert, etc.
* Record of correct/incorrect answers and summary statistics
* Adaptive learning so that forms a user struggles with are more likely to reoccur
* User accounts to save answer history and settings
 
[[category:projects]]
[[category:projects]]
[[category:tools]]
[[category:tools]]
[[category:Morphology]]
[[category:Morphology]]
[[category:Pedagogy]]
[[category:Pedagogy]]

Latest revision as of 20:54, 17 May 2026

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Description

A Streamlit app for practicing Latin morphology. It allows the user to choose a part of speech and select which grammatical categories they want to focus on, then practice creating correct forms. User account information and associated data is stored in a Supabase relational database.

Some available features:

  • Macrons on/off
  • Option for consonantal u
  • Options to show dictionary entry/word stem, irregular form alert, etc.
  • Record of correct/incorrect answers and summary statistics
  • Adaptive learning so that forms a user struggles with are more likely to reoccur
  • User accounts to save answer history and settings