Digital literacy and well-being, taught side-by-side.
CRITmetic equips educators with research-backed lessons, lesson materials, and lesson plans; assessments aligned to your standards; and capstone projects students choose to finish. Built so you don't have to assemble curriculum from scratch.
Algorithmic Bias capstone · 22 of 26 submitted
Grading that doesn't make you leave the lesson.
Each capstone arrives with its rubric attached. You score by tapping the cells you're grading against — letter scale or 0–100 — and the comment box sits in the same view as the work. Submissions, rubrics, comments, and class trends live in one place.
2Designing AI-Powered Apps for Impact - Week 1
Designing AI-Powered Apps for Impact teaches students how to design AI-driven digital applications that solve real-world problems they care about. Through a blend of app design fundamentals and AI concepts, students learn to create human-centered solutions that thoughtfully balance effectiveness with ethics.
Pre-assessment
The following questions help us to know your prior knowledge on the main topics discussed in this module. This is NOT a test. You will not be graded. Please complete the questions to the best of your ability.
Lessons that hold together — not a folder of links.
Slides, videos, readings, and resources live in one structured view, with two capstone projects students work on throughout the semester. Teachers grade against rubrics built into the lesson.
Algorithmic Bias capstone · 22 of 26 submitted
Standards-aligned out of the box.
Every lesson tags the specific standards it advances. Use the cluster below to see how the curriculum maps to your state — and which modules to slot in this week.
International Society for Technology in Education
Empowered Learner, Digital Citizen, Knowledge Constructor at the lesson level — Computational Thinker and Creative Communicator at the capstone level. Each lesson tags the specific ISTE standard it advances, so your alignment paperwork practically writes itself.