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Basic journalism ( 23 Articles )

  • This section contains modules covering basic journalism training. If you want to add to this section, please use the contact us form and your contribution will be considered for inclusion.

  • Advanced journalism ( 4 Articles )

    This section contains modules covering advanced journalism training. If you want to add to this section, please use the contact us form and your contribution will be considered for inclusion.

  • Editorial ethics ( 9 Articles )

    This section contains modules covering the ethical issues that journalists face day-to-day, such as balance, impartiality, integrity, fairness, taste and decency, offence, privacy, etc. If you want to add to this section, please use the contact us form and your contribution will be considered for inclusion.

  • Media management ( 5 Articles )

    This section contains modules covering media management issues. If you would like to contribute a module to the series, please use the contact us form and your contribution will be considered for inclusion.

  • Development ( 2 Articles )
  • Online and multimedia ( 8 Articles )

    This section contains modules covering online and multimedia journalism. If you want to add to this section, please use the contact us form and your contribution will be considered for inclusion.

  • Social networking ( 16 Articles )

    Training modules for those wanting to use social networking for news gathering and news dissemination. If you would like to contribute a resource please let us know by using the contact us form. You can follow us on Twitter @helpingmedia.

  • Media strategy ( 5 Articles )

    This section contains modules covering media strategy. If you would like to contribute a module to the series, please use the contact us form and your contribution will be considered for inclusion.

  • Refugee media ( 1 Article )

    This section deals with how refugee communities can set up and operate successful news organisations in areas which are often poorly covered by the mainstream media. The author, T.P. Mishra (left) set up a media operation in the Bhutanese refugee camps in Nepal over an eight year period. Now living in New York under a refugee resettlement project, Mishra, the author of ‘Becoming a Journalist in Exile’ has put together a number of guides for those who want to follow his lead.

  • Investigative journalism ( 13 Articles )

    This section contains modules covering investigative journalism. If you want to add to this section, please use the contact us form and your contribution will be considered for inclusion.

  • Training of Trainers ( 6 Articles )

    A growing collection of training modules for those who want to be trainers of trainers (TOT).