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Have them verify, not just listen


Participants talking during a group discussion.

This site is built to be used as-is in class, in a workshop, at the library, at home. Everything is free, reusable and printable.

Three ways to use it

  • On a projector: run a training session as a group, vote by show of hands on each case, then read the explanation together. The disagreements make the best discussions.
  • Self-paced: everyone on their own device, categories and level of their choice. Progress stays on each person's device — no data ever reaches us.
  • On paper: print the 10-reflex booklet, or any page of the case library — the answers unfold in print.

Choosing the right level

  • Easy: the warning signal is visible — perfect for opening a workshop, from age 13-14 up.
  • Medium: a verification move is required (finding the source, dating the content). The heart of a session with older teens or adults.
  • Tough: subtle traps and nuanced cases, including true information — to show that verifying doesn't mean doubting everything.

The ground rules, plainly

  • CC BY 4.0 licence: copy, adapt, redistribute — even modified — simply crediting the source. The case data can be downloaded as JSON.
  • No account, no collection: usable with minors within your organisation without any personal-data question — nothing leaves the device.
  • The cases are fictional and realistic: no real brand, person or news story. You learn the method here, not a verdict on today's news.
  • An error, a suggestion, a workshop project? Write to us — the address is in the footer, a human reads it.

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