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Level up your skill set and give yourself an original edge. Our free Journalism Now online interactive courses are designed and led by industry experts, helping you sharpen your craft and apply new techniques straight away.
Disinformation
Is it time to rethink how we tackle disinformation?
Learn why and how conspiracy theories spread and how psychology is helping journalists fight back.
'For the Record' series
With examples from Israel & Gaza, Sudan and more, the latest course in our collaboration with the EBU will teach you the importance of using the right language in reports, how to talk to survivors and how to archive videos and images.
للتوثيق: تغطية الحروب والنزاعات
أحدث دورة تدريبية بالتعاون مع اتحاد البثّ الأوروبي متاحة الآن باللغة العربية! تتضمن الدورة أمثلة من إسرائيل وغزة والسودان والمزيد، وتشرح أهمية استخدام اللغة الصحيحة في التقارير وكيفية إجراء مقابلات مع الناجين وكيفية أرشفة مقاطع الفيديو والصور.
На замітку: висвітлення війни в Україні
Надання журналістам рекомендацій щодо найкращих практик документування та архівування матеріалів під час війни, в тому числі з місць можливих воєнних злочинів.
Also on Journalism Now
Artificial Intelligence in the newsroom: the ethical approach
The first course to be developed for the JTI Campus, it’s designed to help to equip you to navigate the issues and develop your own policy on AI.
News Writing
News Writing: The art of storytelling
Learn how to write news stories in an effective and engaging way led by award-winning journalist Ewen MacAskill.
Advanced Writing: The art of storytelling
The Pulitzer prize-winning team that brought you the Edward Snowden story reveal the secrets to great journalism.
News Analysis: The art of storytelling
Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Ewen MacAskill shares ideas to help you write incisive, illuminating and intelligent news analysis.
Environmental journalism | Why local matters
Environmental journalism | Why local matters: Sources
Investigate local environmental stories and their possible links to climate change.
Environmental journalism | Why local matters: Storytelling
Cover environmental stories and address climate change in a way that engages audiences.
Environmental journalism | Why local matters: Safety
Learn how to stay safe online and when facing physical threats and intimidation.
African Stories
African Stories: A guide for journalists on how to tell better stories about Africa
In collaboration with Africa No Filter, a course designed to give you a fresh approach to telling stories about Africa. There's also an opportunity to have your story published.
The Guide to Podcasting
The Guide to Podcasting: Prepping the Big Idea
Discover the power of audio, how to engage your listener and the building blocks you need to tell your story.
The Guide to Podcasting: Making it
The best story telling techniques and how to record, edit and promote your podcast.
Investigative journalism in Rwanda
Investigative journalism in Rwanda
Hone your investigative skills with our brand-new course for journalists working in Rwanda (Kinyarwanda language.)
Isomo ry'itangazamakuru ricukumbuye mu Rwanda
Tyaza ubumenyi bwawe mu itangazamakuru ricukumbuye wiga isomo ryacu rishya ryateguriwe abanyamakuru bakorera mu Rwanda. Iri somo riboneka mu rurimi rw’Ikinyarwanda.
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