Emma Carew Grovum of The Daily Beast teaches at the Murfreesboro, Tennessee, NewsTrain in 2016.

NewsTrain: Great training in your town

APME's NewsTrain is a national touring workshop that has served more than 7,000 journalists in 80+ cities since 2003. Programs are designed to provide affordable, high-quality training in the digital skills, knowledge and information journalists need in a rapidly changing media world.

Upcoming NewsTrain workshops in 2017

• Norman, Oklahoma, on March 4, at the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Oklahoma. Registration is closed; this workshop has already happened.
  
• New England on Oct. 14, in Beverly, Massachusetts, about 26 miles north of Boston, at Endicott College. Registration is open.
• suburban Columbus, Ohio, on Oct. 21, at the Dublin campus of Ohio University. Registration is open.
• Seattle, Washington, on Nov. 11, at the University of Washington. Registration is open.

To be notified when instructors are set for specific workshops, please provide an email address.

The early-bird registration rate will be $75, increasing to $85 about one month before the event.

NewsTrain programs are aimed at newsroom editors and managers, reporters, copy editors, visual journalists and online producers working on multiple platforms. College journalism educators and student journalists have found NewsTrain valuable. Public relations specialists and public information officers also have benefited.

NewsTrain workshops can include sessions on producing and editing multimedia content, organizational development and management, innovations in digital media, and other skills and knowledge needed at all levels of today’s news operations. Trainers at the one- or two-day workshops are experienced journalists and journalism professors.

Trainers' slides and handouts from NewsTrains in recent years are at the bottom of this post.

NewsTrain delivers training throughout the United States and Canada. A workshop begins when a committee of local journalism leaders requests a NewsTrain in their city. NewsTrain staff work with the host committee to plan and deliver a workshop tailored to the needs of local journalists. You can find more information on hosting a NewsTrain here.

NewsTrain's low tuition is made possible by generous contributions from donors, large and small. You can help by contributing here.

NewsTrain's 2016 donors include The Associated Press, The APME Foundation, Scripps Howard Foundation, GateHouse Media LLC, the Samuel I. Newhouse Foundation, Pepper Hamilton LLP, Levine Sullivan Koch & Schulz LLP and APME past and present board members.

Questions? Email Linda Austin, NewsTrain project director.

Trainers' slides and handouts from NewsTrains in recent years are here: