Spanish

Recommended by DHWH, Duolingo is a language-learning website and mobile app. Users practice vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation using spaced repetition. Exercises can include written translation, reading and speaking comprehension, and short stories. Bite-sized, personal lessons that feel more like a game than a textbook.

Recommended by DHWH, Annenberg Learner features a 52-episode Spanish language telecourse called "Destinos". Its goal being to introduce you to the richness and variety of the language and culture.

Online Free Spanish hosts interactive games that are designed to support kids and adults that want to learn or reinforce their Spanish, at school or home. They are a great resource to learn vocabulary in many Spanish topics like colors, alphabet, numbers, city places, farm animals and many more. These interactive games come with audio pronunciation from native speakers.

123 Teach Me is dedicated to providing free Spanish learning materials. The review exercises take on a variety of formats, including audio quizzes, games, multimedia flashcards and more. It also has a few basic courses that cover the Spanish used for travel, business and medical settings. The "Spanish for Kids" section also has a trove of useful content that can be helpful for learners of any age.

Spanish Proficiency Exercises by the University of Texas, features a series of video-recorded interviews with native speakers that gradually increase in complexity, so there’s something for every skill level-from beginning to superior. Students can click around here to test themselves or build their listening comprehension skills.

The Spanish Experiment sprouted from The French Experiment, which its goal was to teach French with children's stories spoken in French. The Spanish Experiment features children's stories in Spanish and introductory Spanish lessons designed for beginners.

StudySpanish.com allows access to brief explanations of grammatical points and practice with verb drills and pronunciation. It also offers custom flashcards, an idiom generator and a bilingual cultural section where you can read and listen about different aspects of Hispanic American and Spanish culture.

Drops is a unique app that wants to change how foreign languages are taught. It has something called a 5-mins learning sprint where you can take a session for only 5 minutes. No more than that. The app has placed the limitation intentionally so that the user remains fully focused for a short time which will eventually improve memorization. 

Drops focusses more on visual-based learning, unlike Duolingo which has mostly text-based sessions.