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What is Brisk Teaching AI?

Brisk Teaching AI is a Chrome extension designed to help teachers save time on administrative tasks and improve their feedback to students. It generates lesson plans and materials based on curriculum requirements, provides structured feedback on student work, and includes tools to identify whether text has been written by AI tools. The extension integrates directly into your browser, so you can access these features without switching between multiple applications. It's particularly useful for teachers who want to maintain academic integrity while adopting AI tools in their classroom.

Key Features

Lesson plan generation

Creates lesson outlines and materials based on subject and year group

Feedback assistant

Generates constructive comments on student work to save marking time

AI detection

Identifies text likely written by AI tools to support plagiarism detection

Browser integration

Works as a Chrome extension for quick access whilst working online

Freemium access

Core features available free, with premium options for additional functionality

Pros & Cons

Advantages

  • Saves teachers significant time on lesson planning and marking tasks
  • Helps maintain academic integrity by detecting AI-written submissions
  • Easy to use directly in your browser without additional software
  • Free tier allows teachers to try the tool before committing to paid features

Limitations

  • Limited to Chrome browser; not available as a standalone application or for other browsers
  • AI detection tools are not 100% accurate and work best alongside human judgment
  • Free tier may have restrictions on usage limits or feature access

Use Cases

Secondary school teachers marking large numbers of essays and assignments

Teachers creating lesson plans for new units or year groups

Checking student submissions for potential AI use in online learning environments

English and humanities teachers providing detailed feedback quickly

Schools establishing policies around AI use in student work