I teach Italian and history in a Milan upper secondary school; I hold a doctorate in Romance philology and a master’s in public history. In 2025 I ran a seven-stage course on the classroom use of artificial intelligence1 for a Milan comprehensive school; with a final-year class I reconstructed and put online the story of the fifteen martyrs of Piazzale Loreto2. Since 2013 I have kept the digital archive of «il ribelle», the clandestine paper of the Fiamme Verdi, and out of those papers came the chapter published by Marsilio3; the archive and magazine sites I have built and maintain4 are nine. Four trades doing a single job: putting people in a position to understand a text, whether it is a clandestine newspaper from 1944, an archival source or a machine’s answer. School as civic infrastructure5 is the subject I work on outside the classroom too; the full path6, with dates, is in the profile.
The service pages have no note because they are not a trade: Everything is the chronological index of what I have done, the curriculum is the numbered version with the dates, also downloadable as a PDF, and the archive holds the pieces published here since 2012, at the addresses they always had. The last two are in Italian only. The Italian version of the site is here.