Kritik
Kritik is a peer-grading platform where students can give and receive feedback on their work. Students can also post questions to their class if they need clarification on material and have discussions around course content.
Kritik allows students to interact with course material beyond just textbooks and lectures. Through, dynamic conversations and engaging online environments, students develop a deeper understanding of course concepts.
From the Kritik website
Types of uses
- peer feedback
- customized rubrics
- team-based learning
- peer review new course materials
What it looks like
Important information and tips
About this tool
Name: Kritik
Vendor: Kritik, Inc.
Website: https://kritik.io
Cost: Limited Free Access – Selected Units Possess Licenses
Status: third-party platform.
Approved for:
Level 1 Data: Public
Public is defined as:
- Information deemed to be public by legislation and/or under University policy
- Information in the public domain
Examples include:
- names of employees and
- business contact information
- job profile
- salary range
- discretional benefits
- relevant education
- names of registered students and
- dates of registration
- program of registration
- degree awarded
- convocation date
- annual reports
- public announcements
- telephone directory
- published research data
Level 2 Data: Internal Use
Internal Use is defined as:
- Information not approved for general circulation outside the University
- Information the disclosure or loss of which would inconvenience the University although it would unlikely result in financial loss or reputational damage
Examples of this include:
- internal memos sent to all members of a department
- minutes of department meetings that are circulated to all members of a department
- unpublished research data
- anonymized or de-identified human subject data
- library transactions and journals
Support available: From vendor – Kritik Help Centre
Software license: Commercial, proprietary
Hosting: Servers hosted by vendor