Learn how a newspaper functions as a business by exploring the structure of its departments -- from newsroom to advertising to circulation.

How to brainstorm for breaking news, ongoing stories and enterprise, plus six keys to brainstorming.

Working with teen journalists can be a challenge. Find the assistance and resources you need in this course.

How your news organization can create credible Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites for readers and the community.

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 the case method can train your students to think for themselves, based on the experiences of the Knight Case Studies Initiative.

Find and tell engaging stories from sports events.

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

What makes an idea or event a news story? Explore the who, what, when, where, why and how of news.

Techniques for navigating police departments and mining the beat for story ideas.

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

Explore strategies and statistics to help you tell powerful stories with context, accuracy and sensitivity.

Explore how to create effective narratives by gathering, processing and mixing audio.

Essential skills for the changing media landscape.

Pick up the tips, tricks (and, yes, secrets) of successful veteran editors

Learn four language concepts that will improve your reading and writing forever with our special National Grammar Day Webinar.

Prepare how you'll handle requests to unpublish online content consistent with journalistic principles of accuracy, accountability and transparency.

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