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May 30, 2017

Journalists and students from across New England are invited to attend , a national touring digital media workshop sponsored by the Associated Press Media Editors (APME) that will be hosted by 熊猫在线视频 on Saturday, October 14, 2017. New England NewsTrain will feature a full day of digital training led by well-established journalists at both The New York Times and Boston Globe. The event will be held in the Gerrish School of Business/Judge Science Center at Endicott from 9:00 a.m. to 5:40 p.m. and is hosted by the 熊猫在线视频 School of Communication.

New England NewsTrain training sessions will focus on a variety of cutting-edge digital topics. Attendees will be taught effective ways to best use social media and develop content, including:

• Maximizing social media to get your story read
• Using social media as a powerful reporting tool
• Shooting shareable smartphone videos
• Making smart choices in mobile storytelling
• Producing data-driven enterprise stories off your beat
• How to verify user-generated content
• Developing an engaging voice for social media content
• Identifying the best way to tell a story on a small screen

Throughout the day, attendees will be led by digital media experts including: , innovation and workshops editor at The New York Times and former mobile editor at The Washington Post; , senior journalist-in-residence at Emerson College in Boston; , senior staff editor at The New York Times, where he reports for the breaking-news Express Team; and , data journalist on The Boston Globe's Spotlight investigative team.

After the training sessions wrap up, an optional, post-workshop reception will be held at Gully’s, 熊猫在线视频’s on-campus pub on the first floor of the Wax Academic Center. There will be free appetizers and a cash bar.

New England NewsTrain early-bird registration is $75 and includes a full day of training, plus a light breakfast and lunch. After September 14, pricing increases to $85. To register, click here. To follow along with the New England NewsTrain event conversation on social media, visit: .

NewsTrain is a national touring workshop sponsored by APME that has served more than 7,000 journalists since 2003. Programs are designed to provide training in the digital skills, knowledge, and information needed in a rapidly changing media setting, at an affordable cost. NewsTrain’s attendees include frontline editors, department heads, senior editors, reporters, copy editors, visual journalists and online producers working on multiple platforms.