Facts, interpretation and recommendations should be distinguishable.
Our briefs distinguish what a source says, how we interpret it and what we recommend.
Publication discipline
Product claims must link to a source. We label planned features, beta releases, restricted access and general availability accurately. Recommendations explain their assumptions and limits.
Editorial lifecycle
We check sources and review the brief before publication, then follow relevant changes. A brief may be updated, returned for review or archived. Substantive changes remain visible in its history.
Decision usefulness
We publish when a change or question matters to the people choosing and running learning technology. Each brief should help the reader understand the issue or take a useful next step.