Go behind the scenes of the annual National Press Photographers Association contest to explore the elements of award-winning photojournalism.

Finding and fixing the most common style, grammar and punctuation errors.

Examine four approaches: localizing stories, watchdog photojournalism, connecting with under-covered communities and commentary through photo columns. Based on 2006 ASNE Contest

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

Gain a better understanding of freedom of speech and freedom of the press.

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

Learn how to compassionately interview victims and how covering traumatic events affects you.

Develop the visual vocabulary to analyze and discuss the journalistic value of images.

Boost your job-hunting practices to find that new job or your next one.

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

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.

Examine plagiarism in the context of today's digital publishing.

Basic video techniques and principles for print reporters and still photographers making the transition to multimedia storytelling.

Practice the basics of newsgathering -- asking questions, verifying information -- while racing against a deadline.

Learn how your site can benefit from community contributors and build your plan for recruiting, training and managing these content providers.

This seminar snapshot from API's Transformation Tour shows how you can use analytics to determine how and to post content so that you can maximize your audience.

Understanding trauma makes for healthier journalists and healthier journalism.

Explore how video editing influences your perception of news in this activity from Link TV.