Organization & Tools

How to Tell Science Stories with Maps

Greg Miller

A peaceful ocean view with heavy clouds above and a mountain range in the background.

On the Scene: Reporting from the Field

Geoffrey Giller

A balled-up piece of paper with the word TRUE typed on it repeatedly sits on a piece of paper with the word FALSE written on it over and over again.

Surviving the Grind of Fact-Checking

Heather Pringle

A neon sign reading ON AIR against a red and black background.

Smooth Scriptwriting

Tiên Nguyễn

Colorful piles of post-it notes with the words When, Who, What, Where, Why, and How

Ask TON: Using Outlines and Storyboards

TON Editors

A hand holding a pruning shears and clipping a green shrub.

The First Critic Is You: Editing Your Own Work

Tiên Nguyễn

A row of wind turbines against a purplish blue skies.

Covering the Environment Beat

Tina Casagrand

The word FACTS spelled out in old-fashioned round typewriter keys.

Dispatches from Fact-Checking

Shannon Palus

3D drawing of a sound wave on a yellow background.

Ask TON: Taking Notes Discreetly

TON Editors

A two-page page from the Planner Pad. Each page is divided into three sections.

Tools: Planner Pad, the Funnel of Focus

Christie Aschwanden

Brendan Koerner Storyboards a Hijacking Tale

Robin Mejia

Robin Marantz Henig Examines End-of-Life Issues

Cassandra Willyard

Butterfly On A Bullet

Robert Lee Hotz

Ask TON: How Many Stories at Once?

Christie Aschwanden

Ask TON: How Do You Juggle Assignments?

TON Editors

George Johnson Chases Lightning

Siri Carpenter