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The Perseus Project: Implications for Learning and Teaching

The Perseus Project, a collection of primary source materials of Greece, is a technological as well as cognitive tool. The increased access to primary sources and the hypermedia design afforded in the Perseus Project affects learning and teaching. Discussion of Perseus involves its impact on depth requirements of analysis and breadth of knowledge, school curriculum, requisite technological abilities in both the user and instructor, and essential computer hardware and software.