IJNet picked five favorite reporting tools from the past year that are worth checking out in 2013.

Multimedia journalist Rajneesh Bhandari of Nepal uses IJNet to stay on top of journalism trends, learn new investigative reporting methods and find training courses.

Add photos, maps, Twitter searches and more to your videos with Mozilla's Popcorn Maker.

These skills – coding, interpreting and branding – will make you more marketable in 2013 and for years to come.

Tips for journalists on Facebook, a look inside the Internet archive, and more are found in this week's Digital Media Mash Up, produced by the Center for International Media Assistance (CIMA).

Applicants must have a minimum of five years’ experience in any branch of journalism and good spoken and written English. The program enables visiting journalists from around the world to do research in Oxford for a period of three, six or nine months.

Journalists who are interested in sharing, expanding and researching public policy and political affairs can apply.

Photojournalists and professional photographers can compete in nine categories.

"Five Steps to Stronger Data Visualization" will be broadcast at 2 p.m. EST on April 26.

Full-time students and recent graduates can apply for the AP Global News Internship Program in eight U.S. cities and 10 international locations.

Journalists who reside outside the United States can apply for a US$7,500 travel grant.

Professional and amateur photographers worldwide can compete.

Journalists can attend this free webinar offered by the National Press Foundation.