Kritik ImpactEd Week: Summer 2026 Edition

Summer 2026 Edition - Virtual

Kritik ImpactEd Week brings together educators worldwide for a series of interactive, community-driven sessions designed to inspire, connect, and elevate teaching practices.The sessions highlight peer assessment, AI literacy, and assessment strategies, equipping participants with essential skills to enhance student engagement, foster inclusive learning environments and develop critical thinking skills in the age of AI.
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1. Validating Student Learning in a New Era of Assessment

Time: August 11th, 1pm EDT

Hosts: Members of the Kritik Community (TBD)

As AI reshapes traditional assignments, educators are rethinking how they measure student learning with confidence. Hosted by members of the Kritik Community, this session examines innovative assessment strategies that prioritize process alongside outcomes, giving instructors greater insight into how students develop ideas, apply knowledge, and demonstrate mastery. Learn how combining transparent AI practices with meaningful peer assessment can create more authentic, trustworthy, and engaging learning experiences.

2. Navigating the AI Era of Computer Science Education

Time: August 12th, 3pm EDT

Hosts: Mark Deepwell & Vlad Terletsky (Kritik Product & Technology Experts)

Artificial intelligence is transforming how students learn, write code, and solve problems, creating both new opportunities and new instructional challenges. Hosted by Kritik product experts Mark Deepwell and Vlad Terletsky, this session explores practical approaches for teaching computer science in an AI-enabled world—from designing authentic programming assignments to encouraging responsible AI use and evaluating genuine student understanding.

Plus, get an exclusive sneak peek of Kritik’s new Coding Assignment type, arriving in Fall 2026! Discover how educators are adapting their courses to prepare students for a future where AI is a collaborative tool rather than a shortcut.

3. Developing Future-Ready Thinkers in the Age of Instant Answers

Time: August 13th, 1pm EDT

Host: Alexis Thompson (University at Buffalo & Long-time Kritik User)

When information is available in seconds, the value of education lies in developing the skills that technology cannot replace. Joined by long-time Kritik user Alexis Thompson from the University at Buffalo, this session explores how instructors can cultivate critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and sound judgment through intentionally designed learning experiences. Hear how reflective practice, peer feedback, and authentic assessment can help students move beyond simply finding answers to analyzing, defending, and applying their ideas with confidence.

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