Brisk Teaching
Creates lessons, feedback and worksheets from inside Google Docs and Slides
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About this agent
Brisk is an AI layer for the tools teachers already use. Its main piece is a Chrome and Edge extension that sits on top of Google Docs, Slides, PDFs, web pages and YouTube, so you can turn what is on your screen into a lesson, quiz, presentation or round of student feedback without switching apps.
Around the extension are Brisk Boost, a student-facing activity space that teachers create and control, and Brisk Next, a planning hub for lessons, practice and assessments.
How it works
Install the Brisk extension and open a resource, such as an article, a Google Doc or a video.
Pick a tool, for example Lesson Plan Generator, Quiz Maker, Rubric Maker or Presentation Maker.
Brisk generates the material from that resource. You edit it in place.
For feedback, run it on student work in Google Docs, one student or a whole batch. Inspect Writing can replay how a student wrote a document.
Pros and cons
Pros
A Free Forever plan with 20+ AI tools, and a 14-day Premium trial for new sign-ups.
Works inside Google and Microsoft tools, with Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology and Blackboard integrations.
Translation into 50+ languages and standards alignment, including Common Core.
Cons
The browser extension does not work on mobile. Boost and Next do work in a mobile browser.
Batch feedback, standards alignment and other premium tools are paid.
Prices are not listed on the FAQ page, and school and district pricing is by contact.
What it does
- Brisk ExtensionAI help inside Google Docs, Slides, PDFs, web pages and YouTube.
- Lesson and quiz toolsLesson Plan Generator, Quiz Maker, Rubric Maker and Presentation Maker.
- Student feedbackTargeted, rubric-based and next-steps feedback, individually or in batches.
- Inspect WritingReplay a student’s writing process in Google Docs.
- Brisk BoostStudent-facing activities that teachers create and control.
- TranslationTranslate text into 50+ languages for multilingual learners.
Who it's for
Teachers and schools who want AI help inside the Google and Microsoft tools they already use.
- Non-technical user
- Small team
- Enterprise
How people use it
- Turn an article into a quiz and discussion questions
- Give rubric-based feedback on a stack of student essays
- Build a presentation from a lesson plan
- Translate a handout for multilingual learners
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