Education

Learn how to conduct interviews that matter with NPR host Joshua Johnson

This workshop for high schoolers will improve your skills and hone your understanding of journalism’s role in a democracy.

This course will show you how to be a better listener.

This course will help journalists understand what constitutes fair use of content, particularly online content, and debunk copyright myths.

Catch your audience from the start when telling a story.

This interactive video course will teach you what you need to know about being a better interviewer and allow you to put those lessons into practice.

The five-part series emphasizes how to develop and deliver content to make measurable results, whether in the newsrooms or for an organization.

The rules and non-rules in grammar.

Learn to identify credible news resources and evaluate information you find on the Internet and elsewhere.

Your guide to writing about numbers accurately, ethically and elegantly, with a quick review of how to calculate the basics.

It's a challenge to verifying information in a networked world. Get the knowledge and tools you need to evaluate what you hear, read and see.

Gain a solid grounding in the process of editing and the range of skills that give text a professional polish.

What makes an idea or event a news story? Explore the who, what, when, where, why and how of news.

Finding and fixing the most common style, grammar and punctuation errors.

Teachapalooza will show you the latest ways educators are using innovation in their classrooms.

Clean up your writing into a refined style.

Recognize the red flags of journalism.

Practice the fundamentals of grammar and punctuation so you can write with greater confidence.

Turn complexity into simplicity.