The Knight Center’s Journalism Courses program offers two kinds of training: Instructor-led courses that are available during a specific time-frame (usually four to six weeks) and self-directed courses. For the self-directed courses, they are open to anyone and the learning materials from them are available in an ongoing, self-paced way.
* Language: Spanish
* Assistant Instructor: Federico Kukso
En este curso, aprenderá sobre el impacto social de la pandemia de COVID-19. Al final del curso, habrá aprendido la historia, el estado actual y la esperanza de recibir tratamientos con COVID-19 y más.
Learn how to use the latest digital tools for organizing collaborations, for digging deeper with digital tools, for tapping crowdsourcing to investigate and for tackling seemingly impossible stories and more.
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Learn about an array of free tools that can help improve your work in data journalism and visualization. You will have learned how to find and get data, prepare data, find stories in data, visualize data and more.
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Esta página de recursos apresenta conteúdo do MOOC “Introdução ao jornalismo de dados: Como entrevistar dados para reportagens investigativas”,
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This resource page features course content from the Knight Center for Journalism in the America's massive open online course. The course materials build off each other, but the videos and readings also act as standalone resources that you can return to over time.
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Learn how to identify and verify online content, and about responsible reporting in an age of disinformation. These skills will be relevant whether you’re working in a newsroom or are simply a conscientious digital citizen.
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This course provides an introduction to social videos creation, both for and by mobile devices. It will help students understand the latest innovations at the intersection of technology.
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For this course, we’re going to peel back the mystery around algorithms and AI so you gain a greater appreciation for these technologies can and can’t do for news production and journalism.
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Learn the basics of telling stories with geographic data. We’ll share geographic concepts and best practices from a journalist’s perspective, including what types of datasets make good maps.
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This course is for anyone interested in podcasting — from students who just want to understand more about this rapidly maturing medium to people with podcast ideas who’d like to jumpstart the creation of their own podcast by understanding the steps involved. This is an intro-level class, but taught by experts.
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