Module 1 — Free Live Session
Philosophy into Practice: What Evidence-Based Content Actually Looks Like
This is a free, live online session delivering Module 1 of the FactSmith Foundry course — open to a small number of participants in exchange for honest feedback.
What the session covers:
In approximately 50 minutes, this session will cover:
Why all content has a philosophy — whether you know it or not
What separates content built to last from content built for now
The hidden factors that influence every piece of content you create
What a professional evidential identity actually looks like in practice
Why accuracy is not just an ethical position — it is a competitive advantage
Who this is for:
This session is designed for anyone who creates, publishes or communicates information — including:
— Content creators, podcasters and documentary makers — Journalists and researchers — Educators and academics — Corporate communications and marketing teams — Anyone who wants their work to withstand scrutiny
About your instructor:
Rebecca Webb is a qualified barrister and solicitor and former child abuse lawyer with over 20 years of experience in the UK family courts, a Bachelor's in Biomedical Science, a Master's in Philosophy of Science, and a private pilot's licence.
FactSmith Foundry draws on 20 years of high-stakes evidential practice to bring professional reasoning standards into the content world.
Session details:
Date & Time to be advised — approximately 50 minutes Platform: Online via Zoom — link sent on registration
Cost: Free
Places are limited. This session is offered free in exchange for honest feedback.
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