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KindEd Social Media & AI Literacy
KindEd provides social media and AI literacy with well-being analytics to support school communities with healthy technology use. Students build self-awareness and improve their digital habits with KindEd’s program that improves their learning, attention, and well-being. By pairing instruction with measurement, KindEd gives schools visibility into behavioral health trends across their communities.
Product Information
- Student mental health focus areas: Develop life and character-building skills, Promote Social and School Connectedness, Equip Staff and Students to Recognize and Respond to Distress
- Product category: Check-ins, Coaching/mentorship, Crisis intervention, Curriculum/lessons, Screening/assessment, Self-guided activities
- Tiers of intervention: Tier 1, Tier 2
- Grade levels: 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, 9th grade, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade
- End user(s): Administrators, Clinical Team, Parents, Students, Teachers
- District experience: <1,000 students, 1,000-5,000 students, 5,001-20,000 students, 20,001-50,000 students, 50,001-100,000 students, >100,000 students
- Free version available?: Free version is available nationwide.
- Use of AI: KindEd uses AI-powered personalization and assessment to adapt social media and AI literacy lessons to each school community’s student needs, digital habits, and well-being trends. It generates tailored lesson adaptations, scenarios, reflection prompts, and recommendations while helping educators measure growth in AI literacy, responsible technology use, critical thinking, and self-awareness. It does not automate high-stakes decisions.
Impact
- Intended outcomes: KindEd’s intended outcomes are stronger student agency, self-awareness, and critical thinking about social media, AI, and technology use. Students learn how algorithms and digital habits shape attention, emotions, relationships, and decisions, then apply healthier routines and more responsible choices. Schools and families also gain shared language to strengthen communication and reduce online conflict.
- Demonstrated outcomes: KindEd has reached more than 14,000 students across 40+ schools. Pre- and post-program data showed students’ understanding of algorithmic influence rising from 29% to 83%, while the ability to explain why content appears increased from 58% to 94%. In addition, 60% reported greater control over their habits and 23% reduced screen time.
Privacy & Safety
- Privacy & security: KindEd follows COPPA- and FERPA-aligned data practices and uses security controls informed by SOC 2 and HIPAA principles.
- Crisis protocols: KindEd is a preventive education tool, not a crisis response or detection system. It helps students build awareness, agency, and healthier technology habits before concerns escalate.
Data provided to school/district
KindEd provides schools and districts with aggregated, de-identified insights on student agency, digital habits, emotional well-being, media literacy, and understanding of algorithms. Leaders can use these trends to identify needs, guide instruction, support family engagement, and track growth over time.
Accessibility
- Web accessibility: KindEd follows WCAG 2.1 AA-informed design practices, including readable color contrast, clear page structure, keyboard-friendly navigation, descriptive labels, and accessible content formats. Accessibility is a top priority as the platform and curriculum continue to develop.
- Language accessibility: We support English and Spanish.
