Catherine Mackie
“Informing is not a crime” António Guterres, UN Secretary-General
Online Courses
If you are running you own media or working for one, this is an ideal place to learn on how to improve different aspects of your media operation
Catherine Mackie
This course is designed to help journalists cover environmental stories and address the impact of climate change in a way that engages their audience.
Catherine Mackie
This course is designed to give journalists the skills required to investigate local environmental stories and recognise if and how they are linked to the biggest issue facing the planet: climate change.
Catherine Mackie
Every journalist wants their audience to trust them. In return the audience expects their journalist to be accurate, fair and impartial. Throw artificial intelligence (AI) into the mix and things can get trickier if you’re not prepared. AI-tools are hugely beneficial to so many newsrooms but they come at a cost. The cost, if you don’t have the right policies in place, can be reputational damage, legal trouble and damage to audience trust. So if you’re using AI or you plan it’s time to take the ethical approach.
Ewen MacAskill
This course is designed to teach advanced techniques for telling stories, with tips and insights from leading journalists. You will be shown different ways to tell a news story and receive expert advice about on-the-scene reporting.
Aleksandar Manasiev
Through the course you will learn how the world of media changes under the influence of technology, how the habits of the audience change, what content you need to create and how to adapt it in order to monitor in different platforms.
Aleksandar Manasiev
The course is intended for all journalists who want to independently create journalistic content. By explaining the techniques and best practices for creating contents through a mobile phone, journalists will be prepared independently, without any help to create engaging stories, visually powerful videos, interviews and publish them on any medium.
