Buzzard

Buzzard helps you understand current debates broadly and independently – and makes current topics directly usable in the classroom for teachers and schools.

Our editorial team curates important topics from politics, society, and world events daily, summarizes perspectives from over 2,000 media outlets, and categorizes sources, authors, and arguments.

This allows you to form your own opinion more quickly: ad-free, impartial, and independent of publishers.

BUZZARD FOR INFORMATION

For everyone who wants to understand current debates and form their own opinion.

With Buzzard, you can:

- read current topics of the day

- understand debates from multiple perspectives

- compare pro and con arguments

- categorize perspectives from different media outlets

- better understand sources and authors

- use weekly reviews and audio content

BUZZARD FOR TEACHING

For teachers, Buzzard makes current topics directly usable in the classroom.

Teachers will find the following in Buzzard:

- Current debates and topics of the day

- Clear summaries

- Perspectives from over 2,000 media outlets

- Ready-made lesson plans

- Worksheets and materials

- Skills training in reading, argumentation, source verification, perspective comparison, and critical thinking

- Lesson routines for regular, up-to-date instruction

- Weekly quizzes

- Learning groups and assignments for students

BUZZARD FOR SCHOOLS

For schools, departments, and teaching teams, Buzzard becomes a platform for current topics, media literacy, and political education.

Schools can use Buzzard across subjects—for example, in politics, German, ethics, history, geography, economics, English, and vocational education.

WHY BUZZARD?

- Current debates explained in an easy-to-understand way

- Perspectives from over 2,000 media outlets

- Ad-free, independent, and impartial

- Developed for opinion formation, media literacy, and education

- Content for private users, teachers, students, and schools

- Available in the app and on the web

Buzzard is for everyone who wants to be well-informed, think for themselves, and better understand current issues – in everyday life, at school, and in the classroom.