Examine how to balance the needs of vulnerable stakeholders against your duty to inform the public.

An ONAvation Webinar replay: Go beyond tagging and build rich connections among all your content: articles, images, motion and audio.

Learn how to spot online hoaxes and verify content, images and video you find on social networks.

Learn ways to use social networks as a reporting tool and to promote your work, even if you’re a one-, two- or three-man-band.

Learn how well-edited data can reveal patterns and connections to a bigger picture.

Job-hunting techniques to prepare new college graduates for a challenging job market.

Learn how to use and understand campaign finance data, including producing simple data visualizations and maps using free tools.

Use new forms of visual storytelling, including comics and multimedia illustration, to engage audiences.

Harness the latest digital technology – including blogs, social media and databases -- to take control of your future in journalism.

Tools to learn what your readers think about comments and ways to encourage civil conversations on your site.

The latest video cameras, audio recorders, mobile devices and accessories you need for mobile multimedia production.

Learn about the fast-growing models for delivering high-volume, high-interest content that goes beyond the traditional wire service.

Learn how to compose visually robust and newsworthy photographs regardless of how simple or complex your camera. Part of the Essential Skills for the Digital Journalist Webinar Series

Get real-world recommendations for preventing and handling issues of plagiarism.

Learn how to integrate dynamic multimedia content with your own website or publish it elsewhere online.

Build your mobile newsgathering and publishing operation using your smartphone, apps, gear and other strategies.

Learn how to make a product match market needs and understand the constant demands on your product.

Learn how political campaigns are using social media and what you need to know to deliver the coverage your community needs.

Get the latest on the health of American journalism from the annual report by The Pew Research Center’s Project for Excellence in Journalism.