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FactChecker Pro Education

Teach people to check before they share

A classroom and research workspace for schools, universities, newsrooms and researchers. Available in the Chrome extension and the Windows app.

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Built for the whole classroom

One workspace for the people who teach, learn and research.

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Teachers

Create classes, set assignments, build lessons and see how every student is doing.

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Students

Check claims, hand in work and earn credentials that show what you can do.

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Researchers and journalists

Keep personal and team evidence boards, use the citation assistant and see a research credibility score.

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Institutions

Manage people, roles and structure, read the audit log and let people join with a school email domain.

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Connectors

Bring in classes and deadlines from Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, Outlook and Google Calendar.

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English and Dutch

The whole app switches language in one click.

Made for real classrooms

From secondary school lessons to university lecture halls, the same tools fit the way people already learn.

Teacher helping students during a lesson
Lessons that start with a claim
Students raising their hands in a classroom
Discussion, not lectures
Teacher engaging students in a lesson
Assignments with feedback
University students in a lecture hall
Research at university level

For teachers

Set up a class in minutes. Build lessons around real claims, give assignments with a due date and see at a glance who needs help. Everything syncs with the calendar you already use.

  • Classes, assignments and pre and post assessments
  • Group work and a curriculum builder
  • Progress and results per student
Teacher standing among students in a classroom

For students

Learn to question what you see online. Check claims, play the daily Spot the Fake round and collect credentials you can show to a teacher or an employer.

  • Claim checks with real fact-checker sources
  • Points, accuracy and credentials
  • Works on laptop and in the browser
Happy students raising their hands in class

For researchers and journalists

Gather sources on an evidence board, share it with your team and let the citation assistant format references in APA, MLA or Chicago. A research credibility score shows how strong your sources are.

  • Personal and team evidence boards
  • Citation assistant
  • Research mode and trends
University students in a lecture hall

Try it yourself

No sign in needed. This demo uses sample data to show how a lesson flows from teacher to student to researcher.

FactChecker Pro Education · live demo with sample data

Class 3B · Media literacy

Set an assignment and watch your class progress arrive.

Check the claim

Is it true or false? Then see what independent fact-checkers say.

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Evidence board · School phone bans

Collect questions, sources and evidence. The research credibility score updates as you build.

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Watch the walkthrough

A guided tour of the Education Hub, from setting up a class to checking a claim.

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Looks the way you like it

Pick light, dark or match your device, choose an accent colour or your own, and switch to floating cards that hover and tilt as you move. Calm motion is there for anyone who prefers a still page.

How an institution gets started

No payment details are needed to try it.

Step 1Start a free pilot

An institution administrator opens the License tab and starts a pilot. You get 50 seats for 60 days, once per institution.

Step 2Invite your people

Add teachers and students, set up classes and link your calendar or classroom tools.

Step 3Keep going with a license

When the pilot ends, a license key adds time and seats. If a license ends, nothing is deleted. The institution becomes read only until it is renewed.

Plans for institutions

Prices are not set yet. Ask for a free pilot and we will agree a license that fits your school or university.

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Ready to check what you read?

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