The following options are available for Educators, Department chairs and CTL members interested in implementing AI-driven Peer-to-Peer Learning. Kritik is free for educators and affordable for students and institutions. We offer financial aid to ensure equality and accessibility for all.
For customized pricing for department-wide or campus-wide adoption schedule a meeting.
Kritik Scholar
Student Pay
$29
Per Course*
‣ For Higher Ed, K-12 and Community Colleges ‣ Custom pricing available for 500+ student classes ‣ Capped at $50 per year per student for two or more courses. ‣ K-12 students get the first term for free
Unlimited Kritik Activities
Insights and trends on student progress
Email support for all
Live chat support
Access to Monthly 1:1 Instructional Design Sessions
Kritik is always free for professors. This includes account and course activation, instructional design, and ongoing support.
What classifies as a Community College?
A Community College is a publicly-funded institution that offers 2-year programs for students.
Do I have to sign a long-term contract?
No. Students will receive access to Kritik activities on a term-by-term basis. Try it out for Fall and see how it goes!
What types of payment do you accept?
We accept all major credit cards online at checkout. If need be, Kritik can provide subscription codes to your campus bookstore and so that students can purchase access on campus.
Do you offer assistance to students on financial aid?
Yes. under special circumstances, the fee for students on financial need may be waived.
What if students drop my course?
If students purchase access but drop your course during the designated add/drop period, we will provide a refund. Just provide us with details at support@kritik.io
What if I am not teaching in K-12 or Higher Education, but still want to use Kritik?
Kritik recognizes that the biggest problem facing students today is the lack of development of critical thinking skills, which are essential to set students up for success in the real world. Higher Education is in a pedagogical transition led by passionate educators who innovate their course designs and learning tools to incorporate competency-based learning.
The purpose of Kritik's Community of Practice Grant is to accelerate this transition. The grant empowers even more educators to implement peer learning pedagogy using Kritik in their courses to enhance students' critical thinking skills, improve student engagement, improve feedback turnaround time, and create more opportunities for mentoring and coaching.
