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How we make a difference

Student Reflections on Kritik

of instructors used Kritik to enhance
student engagement.

of students agree or strongly agree Kritik was a valuable addition to their learning

of instructors used Kritik to save
time grading

"The outlier grades/lower grades received from the peers were weighted less while the grades received from the other peers were weighted more. So the lower grades received did not affect the grades that much."‍
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- Student at the University of Calgary
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75%
of students said that their communication skills improved as a result of using Kritik.
92%
of students said that Kritik enabled quick and personalized feedback.

"The best part of Kritik was reviewing other peoples’ feedback and applying it to my work. Evaluating and writing feedback for my peers strengthened my ability to assess work and apply what I had learned when critiquing."‍

- Student at Western University

100%
of students said that using Kritik helped them learn the course content better
90%
of students said that using Kritik improved their critical thinking skills

“You can see the point of view of many different people, which can help you understand things that you may not have noticed yourself.”‍

- Student at University of Waterloo

70%
of students said that Kritik enabled quick and personalized feedback on their work
79%
of students said that Kritik was a valuable addition and that my institution should purchase access to it

"I really liked the anonymous feedback portion, and that instructor could insert their rubric into there for students to use as a guide for evaluation. I developed my critical thinking skills as a result of using Kritik."

- Student at McMaster University

85%
of students said that they learned by evaluating their peers’ work
81%
of students said that the grades their peers gave were similar to what the grades their instructor would have given them

The outlier grades/lower grades received from the peers were weighted less while the grades received from the other peers were weighted more. So the lower grades received did not affect the grades that much."
‍
- Student at the University of Calgary

81%
of students said that their communication skills improved as a result of using Kritik.
92%
of students said that Kritik enabled quick and personalized feedback.

The best part of Kritik was reviewing other peoples’ feedback and applying it to my work. Evaluating and writing feedback for my peers strengthened my ability to assess work and apply what I had learned when critiquing."

- Student at Western University

100%
of students said that using Kritik helped them learn the course content better.
90%
of students said that using Kritik improved their critical thinking skills.

You can see the point of view of many different people, which can help you understand things that you may not have noticed yourself.”

- Student at University of Waterloo

70%
of students said that Kritik enabled quick and personalized feedback on their work.
79%
of students said that Kritik was a valuable addition and that my institution should purchase access to it.

I really liked the anonymous feedback portion, and the instructor could insert their rubric into there for students to use as a guide for evaluation. I developed my critical thinking skills as a result of using Kritik.

- Student at McMaster University

85%
of students said that they learned by evaluating their peers’ work.
81%
of students said that the peer-given grades were similar to the grades their instructor would have given them.

The outlier grades/lower grades received from the peers were weighted less while the grades received from the other peers were weighted more. So the lower grades received did not affect the grades that much."
‍
- Student at the University of Calgary

75%
of students said that their communication skills improved as a result of using Kritik.
92%
of students said that Kritik enabled quick and personalized feedback.

The best part of Kritik was reviewing other peoples’ feedback and applying it to my work. Evaluating and writing feedback for my peers strengthened my ability to assess work and apply what I had learned when critiquing."

- Student at Western University

100%
of students said that using Kritik helped them learn the course content better.
90%
of students said that using Kritik improved their critical thinking skills.

You can see the point of view of many different people, which can help you understand things that you may not have noticed yourself.”

- Student at University of Waterloo

70%
of students said that Kritik enabled quick and personalized feedback on their work.
79%
of students said that Kritik was a valuable addition and that my institution should purchase access to it.

I really liked the anonymous feedback portion, and the instructor could insert their rubric into there for students to use as a guide for evaluation. I developed my critical thinking skills as a result of using Kritik.

- Student at McMaster University

85%
of students said that they learned by evaluating their peers’ work.
81%
of students said that the peer-given grades were similar to the grades their instructor would have given them.

PRICING

See how Kritik maximizes student value

of students agreed that Kritik helped them learn the course content better.

of students believe that Kritik should be used in more than one course they take

of students agreed that Kritik allowed them to quickly receive personalized feedback

FINANCIAL AID

Ensuring all students have access to learn

Every year Kritik provides over $30,000 in financial aid to students, allowing use of the platform free of charge on a case-by-case basis so students and staff can focus on learning and teaching. If your students need financial assistance, feel free to reach out and we can help.

COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE GRANT

Empowering educators to innovate

The Community of Practice Grant setup by Kritik allows educators to implement peer learning pedagogy using our platform free of charge. This grant empowers educators to practice peer assessment, and enhance their student's learning.

Frequently asked questions

Your most important questions answered

What’s the pricing model for Kritik?

Kritik offers two payment models: Student-pay and Institution-pay. The student-pay model costs $29 per license per course to use Kritik, while to implement the Institution-pay model, you can get in touch with our team to discuss pricing and the number of licenses required.

Does Kritik offer financial aid to students?

Yes - we offer financial aid to ensure equality and accessibility for all. We coordinate with the instructor to provide students in need with a coupon code for free access to Kritik on a case-by-case basis.

Can instructors and departments apply for grants?

Yes, our Community of Practice Grant subsidizes 100% of the cost of Kritik student licenses which is equivalent to $29 per student per semester. The grant is accessible by invite only to select educators interested in implementing peer learning through peer assessment and peer feedback. Availability is limited, and selection is based on a first-come-first-serve basis.

Do I have to sign a long-term contract?

Kritik can be purchased by semester or with an annual subscription.

Can students purchase Kritik through our campus bookstore?

Kritik can provide subscription codes to your campus bookstore so that students can purchase access on campus. Additionally, students with financial aid at their institution will be able to claim Kritik through the bookstore.

Supercharge student learning!

Kritik adds less than 5% to your course fee, but improves the value by 100%.
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