The Mixxer

• "The Mixxer is an entirely free non-profit website hosted by Dickinson College. The site is open to anyone looking to practice with a native speaker in exchange for help with their own. Once registered, users can contact potential language exchange partners via live chat on the site. Members can practice speaking with the language partner via Skype or improve their writing by submitting a writing sample and asking for corrections from native speakers. Those using the writing function are asked to return the favor by correcting short samples in their native language. Our guidelines are very simple. Members are here to practice a language (this is an educational site, not a dating site), and everyone agrees to be respectful and courteous to all users at all times. Welcome to our community where everyone is both teacher and learner."

SpinTX: Authentic Spanish Videos for Language Learning

• The SpinTX video archive provides access to selected video clips and transcripts from the Spanish in Texas Corpus, a collection of video interviews with bilingual Spanish speakers in Texas. Using SpinTX, you can search  videos for features that match your interests.

I'm All Ears: Spanish Pronunciation Course for Speakers of American English

• This Open Educational Resource uses video, audio, and interactive exercises as tools for instructors to teach pronunciation as well as for individual students to improve their pronunciation and check their own progress.

Spanish Language & Culture with Barbara Kuczon Nelson: Pronunciation

• Audio files for learning correct Spanish pronunciation. Needs Quicktime to play.

Spanish Proficiency Exercises from COERLL at the University of Texas Austin

• A compilation of brief video clips in which native speakers of Spanish from various locations throughout Latin America and Spain demonstrate various language tasks.

Audio Lingua: Spanish

• A collaborative bank of audio resources, recorded by native speakers, free for academic or personal use. This link leads directly to the Spanish area. The site's mp3 files are classified according to the reference levels defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. You can listen to the audio files online, download them , and there's a podcast. Register for a free personal account to save your favorite audio files. Files are licensed under the following Creative Commons License : BY NC SA