Journalism Education and Training

Content Curation and Creation with Spundge: A Digital Tools Tutorial

Webinar
04/10

Learn how Spundge helps you cover a beat, research stories, collaborate with colleagues, and create content and curated streams.

Covering Drones in U.S. Airspace and in Your Community

Webinar
06/28

How to cover the rising use of drones in commercial airspace – by companies, law enforcement and others.

API Transformation Tour: Meters, Members and Digital Publishing Revenue, Resources and Links

Self-Directed Course

Find new ways to drive revenue from your content in this workshop course by API and Poynter’s NewsU.

Covering Guns: A McCormick Specialized Reporting Institute (SRIGUN-13)

Seminar
04/01-04/03

Applications are no longer being accepted for this workshop, but you may apply to Covering Guns, A Poynter Workshop scheduled for July 10-12 in the Washington, D.C., area. Details and an application here.

This workshop has a simple goal: to improve the accuracy and depth of coverage of America’s gun debate, without deference to any political agenda or special interests.

Don’t Get Fooled Again: Best Practices for Online Verification

Webinar
02/21

Learn specific tools, advice and strategies to master the art of online verification.

Watching TV News: How To Be a Smarter Viewer (Stony Brook Spring 2010 Edition)

Self-Directed Course

There’s more to being a news consumer than just watching the news. Learn to evaluate TV news and become a discriminating consumer.

Hands-On HTML, CSS and Javascript for Educators (DJEDb-13)

Seminar
06/23-06/25

Consider adding these two days of training after Teachapalooza. You’ll learn the essentials of coding for the web: HTML5, CSS and Javascript.

You’ll Learn:

• The basics of HTML code
• To understand the core principles of CSS for design
• A vocabulary for code and web development
• To install Wordpress in a shared hosting environment
• How to troubleshoot and modify themes in Wordpress

Questions or need more information? Click here first: Seminar Application Information.

The Multi-dimensional Journalist (W401-13)

Seminar
03/12-03/15
Apply By: 
02/28

APPLICATIONS FOR THIS SEMINAR ARE NO LONGER BEING ACCEPTED

Some limited, partial scholarships are available to those in need.

As news organizations aggressively cover the 24-hour news cycle, editors and reporters have to become “multidimensional journalists” – they must be able to report, write and edit across print and digital platforms. These journalists know that, to cover breaking news, they must often start with several tweets, then quickly write a blog post and a web story, before producing a longer tale in the newspaper.

TV Power Reporting (B402-13)

Seminar
08/18-08/23
Apply By: 
07/14

Some of the best TV reporters in the business, from KARE-TV’s Boyd Huppert to John Larson of Dateline NBC to even your instructor Al Tompkins, say this seminar was a turning point in their lives. Now it is your opportunity to have the Poynter Power Reporting experience.

This highly practical seminar is led by Tompkins and nationally acclaimed CBS photojournalist Les Rose, best known for his work with Steve Hartman on Everybody Has a Story.

Backpack and Mobile Video Reporting (B432-13)

Seminar
06/10-06/14
Apply By: 
05/06

APPLICATIONS FOR THIS SEMINAR ARE NO LONGER BEING ACCEPTED.

Whether you call them MMJ, VJs or one-man-bands, newsrooms worldwide and in every medium are demanding that journalists have multimedia skills to tell the story on every platform. We will put Canon HD cameras in your hands and Adobe Premiere video editing at your fingertips. Come ready to work. You will shoot three to four assignments in five days even if you have never shot with a video camera or edited a frame of video before.