Hope it never happens, but be prepared. Learn to cover mass shootings in a way that is least harmful to your community.

Learn to create rich data visualizations using Tableau Public in this intensive two-hour FREE webinar

This hands-on, project-based course will help you create interactive, dynamic websites with cutting-edge tools and techniques.

Learn how the visual elements of color, contrast and dimension complement the written word.

A live conversation with several journalists skilled at investigating police and listening to their communities.

Learn how to find and tell powerful stories about a growing class of Americans: the suburban poor.

Learn to use Silk.co to quickly convert any spreadsheet into a data journalism story with publish-ready maps, charts, tables and image galleries

Still designing primarily for print? This webinar will help you expand to any platform.

Learn about testing techniques for engaging online audiences and the results of four projects on how this can be done.

Learn how increasing the scope of your digital advertising and marketing services from a simple business directory to full-service local search and interactives impacts digital-only revenue.

Learn how interactivity can unleash new storytelling creativity while engaging users to watch more video

Explore key findings about how people perceive the quality of journalistic photographs — from those taken by professionals to cellphone images.

Learn to look at the landscape of your writing territory with a new vision, in a webinar to help you find and develop the great stories others miss.

Create user friendly, content-driven sites by applying sound navigation, information hierarchy, and integrated multimedia.

Learn how Fusion Tables can help you host, visualize and publish your data as maps, charts and timelines.

Examine whether and how to use racial and ethnic descriptions in news stories.

How to make Snapchat work for your newsroom (selfies encouraged).

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

Can two letters -- UX -- save journalism? Maybe, if increasing our focus on ‘user experience’ leads to better products and happier readers.