KindEd provides a research‑backed K‑12 curriculum that teaches students critical thinking about social media, AI, and digital well‑being through inquiry‑based lessons and project‑based activities. The platform includes an analytics dashboard and proprietary assessments that give educators insight into student mental‑health trends, while a family toolkit supports continued learning at home.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Students spend many hours daily on screens, but schools and families often lack structured tools to teach critical thinking about social media, AI, and digital well‑being, leading to unmanaged mental‑health impacts.
Solution
KindEd offers a research‑backed K‑12 curriculum that integrates social media, AI, and wellness education to build agency and intentional technology use. The program combines inquiry‑based lessons, project‑based activities, and systems‑thinking modules to help students analyze their own habits and the broader digital ecosystem. Real‑time analytics and proprietary assessments aggregate public well‑being data with student responses, giving educators actionable insights into mental‑health trends. A dedicated parent‑engagement component provides families with shared language, tools, and resources to continue conversations at home. The platform is delivered as an easy‑to‑implement package that aligns with learning‑science principles and supports whole‑child development.
Target Audience
Primary customers are K‑12 schools and districts seeking to embed digital‑literacy and mental‑health education, as well as families who want structured support for healthy technology use at home.
Features
- Four core curriculum modules covering social media impact, mental health, AI safety, and societal influence, each grounded in learning‑science research
- Inquiry‑based, project‑based learning activities that promote active participation and peer collaboration
- Integrated analytics dashboard that visualizes student well‑being metrics and tracks behavioral changes over time
- Proprietary assessments combining public well‑being data with student inputs to identify risk patterns
- Family literacy toolkit offering communication guides, practical exercises, and resources for parents
- Alignment with whole‑child and systems‑thinking frameworks to support emotional and cognitive development