Education

Learn how to conduct interviews that matter with NPR host Joshua Johnson. (Original broadcast date: April 25, 2019, at 4 p.m. Eastern)

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.

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.