Kritik360 vs Peerceptiv

Kritik360 is a web-based peer assessment product that helps students give constructive feedback on classmates’ work. Students assess peers anonymously with rubrics and can respond to feedback on their own evaluations. Instructors can upload a syllabus for AI to generate customizable assignments and rubrics, and calibration helps align student grading with an instructor’s baseline. The service integrates with learning management systems through LTI 1.3, supporting single sign-on, roster sync, and grade sync. Listed systems include Canvas, Moodle, Blackboard Ultra, Brightspace by D2L, Coursera, Schoology, Google Classroom, and Microsoft Teams (O365). Kritik advertises instructional designer and onboarding specialist support, plus 24/7 live chat. It says its services are hosted on AWS, data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and storage is in Canada or the United States according to the institution’s location. Educator access is free. Kritik Scholar costs $29, paid once per student per course for one product; the page lists $49 for a two-product bundle. K-12 students get the first term free.

Peerceptiv is a peer learning platform for higher education, covering peer review, peer assessment, team member evaluation, group formation, and live presentations. It supports assignments involving writing, presentations, video uploads, computer code, and group projects. Live Presentation tools let audiences submit rubric-based reviews while producing real-time data about presentations and reviewers. Team Member Evaluation combines quantitative and qualitative feedback, 360-style reviews, and role-specific rubrics. Group Formation can match participants using calendar availability, instructor priorities, similarity or dissimilarity logic, and customizable surveys. Proprietary research-validated machine learning calculates results and provides personalized performance feedback. Integrations include Canvas, Blackboard, D2L Brightspace, and Moodle with automatic roster syncing. Campus subscriptions add LTI, single sign-on, student auto-population, and grade passback. Instructors can create a free account. Paid options include campus, student, faculty, department, workforce, and special-application arrangements, with pricing available on request. Peerceptiv states SOC 2 Type II compliance and support responses within 24 hours.