Workshops

Opening: Most teams work with information every day. Very few are trained to evaluate it properly.

These workshops develop the skills needed to assess claims, evidence and sources in a structured, professional way. They are practical, applied and built around real-world content — not theory.

What the Workshops Cover

Each session is tailored, but typically addresses:

• How to identify what a claim actually is

• How to separate evidence from assertion

• How to evaluate the credibility of sources

• How interpretation shapes conclusions

• How misinformation and weak reasoning appear in practice

• How to communicate findings clearly and responsibly

What Makes This Different

Most training focuses on how to find information, how to present it, and how to reference it.

This focuses on something deeper:

• How to evaluate what is actually true

• How credibility is constructed — and lost

• How to think like a professional fact-checker

How It Works

Workshops are designed around your team's context, content and challenges. This may include:

• Analysing real examples relevant to your work

• Applying structured evaluation frameworks

• Identifying risks in current processes or outputs

• Guided exercises to build practical skills

Who This Is For

• Teams producing content, analysis or reports

• Organisations working with complex or high-stakes information

• Education, media, research or communications teams

• Anyone responsible for accuracy, credibility or public-facing work

Outcomes

After the workshop, participants will be better able to:

• Identify weak vs strong claims

• Recognise unsupported assertions

• Evaluate sources more effectively

• Understand where interpretation introduces bias

• Approach information with greater clarity and confidence

Format

• Half-day, full-day or two-day sessions

• Delivered online or in person

• Designed for small to medium groups

• Fully tailored to your organisation's needs and context

Content gets attention. Evidence survives scrutiny.