If you're wondering how to introduce Kritik in simple terms within your course outline, feel free to use the below text as a guideline or copy and paste it into your syllabus.

This term, we will be using Kritik (www.kritik.io), a peer-to-peer learning and evaluation platform. Kritik puts you, the student, at the center of your learning. Kritik is focused on an important goal: to help you in developing critical thinking and communication skills, which in turn set you up for success both in and out of the classroom.

Stage 1: Create → Follow the instructions, read the provided rubric and create a submission

Stage 2: Evaluate → Anonymously score your peers based on the rubric, and provide written comments

Stage 3: Feedback → Provide your peer evaluators anonymous feedback in relation to how motivational and critical their written comments were

When you participate in Kritik activities, you will receive 3 scores: Creation score, Evaluation score, and Feedback score. The weighted average of these three scores will determine your Overall score for that activity. The Kritik Grading Scheme can be found in the course info section.

An email invitation will be sent to your school email account that contains information on how to register for a Kritik account and enroll in the course.

How to get help: If you have any questions about Kritik, please use their live chat. A human agent will respond promptly within a few minutes from 9am-5pm eastern time Monday to Friday. Outside of these hours, you’ll receive a reply that Kritik will be back the next business day - but don’t worry! They monitor around the clock and will still respond to urgent requests within a few hours. You can also visit https://help.kritik.io to view their help articles.