Jordan Robinson

Resource Library

Practical materials to teach, learn, and practice recognizing misinformation, disinformation, and responsible verification online.

A refined digital-art image of a large, transparent, faceted sphere suspended in a twilight gradient background of deep indigo fading to soft turquoise. Within the sphere, two distinct layers are visible: an outer shell of swirling, noisy fragments—broken arrows, exclamation icons, and distorted data shapes—surrounding a calm inner core of neatly arranged nodes connected by thin golden lines. No humans or text appear. A subtle spotlight from above left creates shimmering highlights on the sphere’s facets and gentle reflections on an implied glossy surface below. Shot from a low three-quarter angle, the composition centers the sphere with generous negative space. The mood is contemplative and sophisticated, illustrating the process of looking past surface noise to reach structured, reliable information.
An isometric digital-art illustration of two neighboring islands floating in a deep, calm blue space, connected by a graceful arching bridge. One island, labeled only through visual cues, is built from fragmented, glitchy cubes emitting faint red error-style glows, symbolizing misinformation and disinformation. The other island is composed of smooth, interlocking geometric shapes in cool blues and soft golds, representing verified knowledge. The bridge is constructed of translucent steps, each etched with simple icons for search, source, context, and evidence rather than text. Gentle, diffused lighting from above casts soft, elongated shadows, creating a serene yet purposeful mood. The composition uses a wide angle with clear depth, emphasizing transition and understanding rather than fear or conflict.

Resources for Smarter Claim-Checking

Find vetted tools, lesson plans, and deep-dive readings, all organized so you can quickly apply them to real claims.

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Workshops

A digital-art scene of a sleek, minimal desk surface floating in a dark teal void, covered with non-textual research tools: a glowing tablet displaying structured colored blocks, a notebook made of textured paper filled with neat checkmarks as icons, and a set of elegant transparent overlays forming a step-by-step verification flow. No words, faces, or logos appear. Soft, focused overhead lighting highlights the center of the desk, fading gently toward the edges to suggest concentration and clarity. The camera is at eye level with a slight tilt, using the rule of thirds to emphasize a sequence from question mark icons to green verification badges. The atmosphere is calm, methodical, and sophisticated, evoking a practical guide to checking claims without any alarming imagery.

Interactive sessions on spotting misleading content, structuring claim checks, and guiding students through evidence-based discussion.

A refined digital-art image of a large, transparent, faceted sphere suspended in a twilight gradient background of deep indigo fading to soft turquoise. Within the sphere, two distinct layers are visible: an outer shell of swirling, noisy fragments—broken arrows, exclamation icons, and distorted data shapes—surrounding a calm inner core of neatly arranged nodes connected by thin golden lines. No humans or text appear. A subtle spotlight from above left creates shimmering highlights on the sphere’s facets and gentle reflections on an implied glossy surface below. Shot from a low three-quarter angle, the composition centers the sphere with generous negative space. The mood is contemplative and sophisticated, illustrating the process of looking past surface noise to reach structured, reliable information.

Guest talks, Q&A panels, and tailored briefings for schools, libraries, and community groups facing specific misinformation challenges.

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Reach out to request classroom materials, adapt existing guides, or collaborate on workshops, talks, and research-informed projects.

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