For educators
Real claims make the best lessons
Every case on the record is a ready-made media-literacy lesson: a real claim students have probably seen, traced to what the evidence actually says. All of it is free to use in class under CC BY 4.0.
The distortion curriculum
Eleven ways claims get bent, each with a plain explanation and real examples. Teach one a week, or use them as a checklist students apply to their own feeds.
Classroom activities
Place the needle
Show a claim, hide the verdict, and have students place it on the scale and defend their reasoning before the reveal. Daily Calibration runs this automatically.
Name the trick
Give students a claim and the taxonomy, and have them identify the distortion. Spot the Distortion is the same exercise, one a day.
Walk the chain
Hand out a printable study sheet and have students trace the claim to its primary source, deciding at each hop whether the meaning held.
Printable study sheets
Each sheet leads with discussion prompts, then the verdict, evidence, and source chain on one page. Open one and print to PDF.
Every case has a sheet at /case/ID/sheet, and the whole archive is downloadable from the data page.