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February 5, 2008
Covering Science and Health with Robert Bazell
Science cuts across every beat in the newsroom. Learn how to help your readers and viewers make sense of the complex and urgent issues you cover.
Robert Bazell
NBC News' chief science and health correspondent
February 28, 2008
Covering Race in the Presidential Race
Learn how to cover the white-hot issue of race and politics – and to recognize when race is not the story.
Keith Woods
Dean, The Poynter Institute
March 2008
Lessons from a Contest: Inside NPPA 2008: Still Photography and Web Sites

Kenny Irby
Visual Journalism Group Leader and Diversity Program Director, The Poynter Institute
November 12, 2008
NABJ Webinar Series, Part IV: Mastering Newsroom Politics: Making Alliances & Wielding Influence

Reginald Stuart
recruiter for The McClatchy Company
November 13, 2008
Understanding Video Compression for Journalists: A Poynter/NewsU Webinar
Get the guidance you need about the latest tools and techniques to compress and deliver video to the Web. Scheduled for mid-November 2008.
Jan Ozer
November 25, 2008
The Science of Search: Guiding Online Readers to Your Content
Learn to optimize for good usability.
Eric Ulken
editor for interactive technology, latimes.com and the Los Angeles Times.
January 7, 2009
Multimedia Tools: Your 2009 Shopping List
What you need to equip your newsroom for mobile multimedia production. Scheduled for January 7, 2009.
Ellyn Angelotti
Poynter Interactivity Editor and Adjunct Faculty
January 21, 2009
Managing Change: Five Steps to Success
Learn the essential "accelerators" that help you transform your newsroom. Scheduled for January 21, 2009.
Jill Geisler
January 27, 2009
The Super Bowl, Journalism and American Culture
Explore the importance and popularity of the Super Bowl not just as a sporting event, but as a powerful expression of American culture. Scheduled for January 27, 2009.
Roy Peter Clark
Poynter Vice President and Senior Scholar, Faculty for Reporting, Writing and Editing
January 29, 2009
Eye Track and Alternative Story Forms
New analysis about how story forms engage readers, plus other key findings from Poynter's Eye Track study. Scheduled for January 29, 2009.
Sara Quinn and David Stanton
2008
The Electronic Election: Covering the 2008 Vote
The 2008 election will be different from every election that has come before--and the Internet is a big reason why. Join Al Tompkins from The Poynter Institute for this one-hour Webinar and learn the latest Internet tools that will strengthen your election coverage.
Al Tompkins
2008
EyeTracking the News: A Poynter /NewsU Webinar
Poynter's Sara Quinn will discuss key findings about how people read news in print and online -- results of the latest EyeTrack research.
Sara Quinn





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