Self-study apps for English learners

The resources that are listed below can help you to study English on your own. All the resources listed below are available as a mobile application and as a website. You can access these resources from your mobile phone, your tablet or from the internet browser on your computer.

Many applications may be offered for free with a library card.

Transparent Language | Language Learning for OrganizationsLanguage learning app in 110+ languages. Supporting language programs for libraries, K-12, higher ed, corporate training, and US Government agencies.

Learning EnglishLearning English is important to a successful adjustment to life in the United States for both adults and children. Learning English will help you take care of your needs, get a job, be successful on the job, communicate with other Americans, and adjust more quickly to your new life in the United States. Learn more about Learning English in the United States below.

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duolingo

The fun, free, and effective way to learn language!

Rosetta Stone

This application teaches you English with pictures and audio recordings in English. This app doesn’t use your native language to teach you English.

This application is free for people who have a library card at the Arapahoe Libraries. The library can help you to register a library card and install the application.

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Self-study apps for English learners

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