The Great Courses – Greek 101: Learning an Ancient Language (Homeric & NT Greek) –  These 36 half-hour lessons are taught by Professor Hans-Friedrich Mueller of Union College in Schenectady, New York, and cover all of the topics in a typical year of introductory ancient Greek at the college level. I’ve become a believer that Homeric Greek is the best place to start; many of the questions I had regarding NT Greek were quickly answered by the study of Homeric Greek, and Prof. Mueller is a true character as well as a proponent of actually reading Greek. The only downside is that he uses the Erasmian pronunciation.

A Digital Tutorial For Ancient Greek Based On John William White’s First Greek Book (Attic Greek)

Reading Koine Greek An Introduction and Integrated Workbook by: Rodney J. Decker

New Testament Greek Online (Free) from Morning College – takes you half-way through Duff + Beginning NT Greek – “This application contains ten units aimed at helping you get off to a flying start with New Testament Greek. They are designed to be used in conjunction with ‘Elements of NT Greek’ by Jeremy Duff (CUP 2005), to help you begin to learn Greek on your own. You can hear Greek being spoken, practise your reading, and test yourself on vocabulary.” + ParseGreek (not just verbs)

2010 –  The Greek New Testament For beginning Readers: Byzantine Textform Edited by John Jeffrey Dodson – For students who know GNT vocabulary down to 50x+

Monday with Mounce – Every Monday during the school year Bill Mounce blogs on some topic of interest to first and second-year Biblical Greek students.