Checklists
Short cards for use at the moment of decision rather than in a training folder.
Toolkit
Toolkit
Practical material you can print, hand out, and run a session with. Free to use, with reuse terms stated on every resource.
The toolkit exists because the difference between knowing something and using it is usually a piece of paper in the right place. A checklist beside the decision does more than an explanation read once.
Every resource states who it is for, what it is meant to achieve, how long it takes, and when it was last reviewed. Facilitation resources include notes on what to do when a session becomes adversarial, which is the part most published material omits.
Worksheets
Structured pages for working through a source, a claim, or an argument in writing.
Community guides
Full session plans with timings, ground rules, and guidance for difficult moments.
Educator resources
Lesson plans and workshop outlines with differentiation notes and assessment.
Printing and downloads
Every resource here is a web page with a print stylesheet. Printing from your browser produces a clean page with the site header, navigation, and footer removed, and the content laid out for paper.
We do not currently publish PDF or DOCX versions, and we do not link to files that do not exist. The downloads page explains the current position and what would change it.
Reuse
These materials are intended to be used by libraries, schools, congregations, and community groups without asking permission first. Reuse terms are set out on theTerms of Use page. If you need something in a different format for accessibility reasons, contact us and we will supply it.
All toolkit resources
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A Community Discussion Guide for Evaluating Claims
A ninety-minute facilitation guide for running a claim-evaluation discussion in a library, congregation, or community group without it becoming an argument.
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AI Content Verification Checklist
What to check when content may have been generated or altered by an AI system, organized around provenance rather than visual artefacts.
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Classroom Lesson Plan: Evaluating a Source in Fifty Minutes
A single-period lesson plan for secondary classrooms, with timings, a modelled demonstration, differentiation notes, and an exit ticket.
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Library Workshop Outline: Two Sessions, Two Hours Each
A two-part workshop outline for public library programming, with room requirements, promotion language, and a plan for participants who arrive only once.
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Source Evaluation Worksheet: Lateral Reading in Five Fields
A structured worksheet for evaluating an unfamiliar publisher in about five minutes, with space to record what you found and what you still do not know.
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Seven Questions Before You Share: Printable Checklist
A one-page checklist of seven questions to run before forwarding content, sized for printing, pinning, or saving to a phone.
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Assumption Audit Worksheet: Finding the Load-Bearing Premise
A five-step worksheet for locating the assumption a conclusion cannot survive without, rather than listing every assumption it makes.
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Image Context Checklist: Tracing a Photograph
Six checks for establishing when and where a photograph was taken and what it can honestly be said to show.
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News Story Reading Checklist: Six Passes
A printable card summarizing the six-pass method for reading a news story, with the question each pass asks.
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Feed Audit Worksheet: Ten Items, Three Questions
A short structured audit of your own feed that makes the selection process visible and separates what you see from what is prevalent.
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Claim Sorting Worksheet: Observation, Inference, Judgment
A four-column worksheet for taking apart a paragraph of argument and locating where a disagreement actually sits.
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