Looking for fresh approaches for your storytelling? Get great ideas from the winners of the Society for Features Journalism’s 2013 awards.

This hands-on, project-based course will help you develop web publishing skills from the ground up – no prior programming experience necessary.

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

Go beyond the red/blue metaphors and get new tools for understanding your audience and the nation.

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

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.

Get a heads up on what it takes to engage readers using touch screens--using location, tap, touch and interactivity for tablets and mobile devices.

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

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

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.

Learn to easily tell beautiful immersive stories combining personal content with media curated from across the web.

Examine the tools and techniques used by the international editions of The Wall Street Journal.

Why we should make a big deal of squiggles on the page? Learn why punctuation can make or break the meaning of what you write and read.

Google Glass and other “wearable” devices are about to dramatically transform the way people get news. Learn how reporting and publishing news will change in the wearable era.

Learn how responsive web design is one technique for growing audience, making stories more accessible and creating a better mobile experience.

Learn to use three free tools made for journalists by Northwestern University Knight Lab: TimelineJS, SoundCiteJS and StoryMap

Learn to build a narrative with data visualizations created in Tableau Public using the Story Points feature