Technical tactics of trolls, legal clause knowledge for freelancers, a community platform for sharing tech tools, advice for covering challenging migration stories, a collaborative reporting project on indigenous language

Tools & Tactics

To fight the spread of #disinformation through the media, journalists need to understand the tactics of #trolls who willfully promote those lies. Here are four types of trolls' modus operandi to be wary of, by @datasociety's @BostonJoan @IJNet https://t.co/B08qX6asro pic.twitter.com/EyDaujWKwl

— GIJN (@gijn) April 24, 2018

Tips & Techniques

Three clauses freelancers should know (and negotiate), according to lawyers… plus more news and advice for freelancers in our weekly round-up, Off the Wire https://t.co/vdwADvkJRI pic.twitter.com/UDpWXhjxsp

— Story Board (@storyboard_ca) June 4, 2018

Innovation & Experiments

RT @iste: ISTE Announces New Platform to Help Educators Share Reviews of Tech Tools With Confidence https://t.co/5nvkMMaAIg #ISTE18 #procurement #edtech pic.twitter.com/kOVVHb3TsS

— #ConnectedLearning (@TheCLAlliance) June 21, 2018

Reports & Articles

In honor of #WorldRefugeeDay, we want to highlight the importance of sensitive, ethical and high-quality reporting.

This guide from @EJNetwork has advice on how to cover challenging stories of #migration. https://t.co/AAaXb7iWzw

— IJNet (@IJNet) June 20, 2018

People & Collaboration

For four months, the students in our Reporting in Indigenous Communities course researched and reported stories about Indigenous languages. The full project — "More Than Words" — is now live, in partnership with @CBCIndigenous and @cbcradio: https://t.co/PZtVdy61kt pic.twitter.com/T7umgNMpaQ

— UBC Journalism (@UBCJournalism) May 29, 2018