Brisk Teaching Blog

A look back on Brisk's favorite moments at ISTE 2025.

Kick off the school year with 30 activities that build connection, creativity, and belonging. Each one comes with a Brisk prompt to help you plan faster and teach with impact.

In 2025, Brisk has become the go-to choice for teachers who want to get meaningful work done, faster.

Brisk for Microsoft launches August 2025 — here's what you need to know.

End the year on a strong note — without the extra overwhelm. Grab quick, time-saving prompts to help you stay organized, celebrate your students, and finish with intention.

Spend less time on paperwork, and more time supporting students.

Explore Brisk's Admin Tool Manager—simplify schoolwide workflows, support educators, and drive instructional impact with powerful AI tools.

When it comes to AI in schools, one question comes up again and again: Is it safe? At Brisk, we take that question seriously — because we’re educators too. We know that trust isn’t just earned by the quality of the product; it’s earned through transparency and clear boundaries.

Brisk Teaching's newest feature makes creating podcasts from any material effortless. Whether you want to bring a lesson to life, support multilingual learners, or give students more ways to access content, this tool is about to become a go-to in your teaching toolkit.

From day one, Brisk Teaching has been committed to protecting student, teacher, and school data. That’s why we’re proud to share that Brisk has earned a 93% privacy rating from Common Sense – the highest score among AI tools. This rating is a reflection of our dedication to providing safe, responsible, and effective AI-powered tools for the classroom.

Let's talk about lesson planning—aka that thing that makes most of us want to curl up under our desks with a giant cup of coffee. Sure, it translates into hours of admin work that feels like weeks. But here's the thing: a solid lesson plan is like your teaching GPS. Once you've got your goals, activities, and assessments mapped out, teaching feels less like herding cats and more like... well, teaching. If you've been staring at your laptop wondering how to make your next lesson plan work, we've got you covered.