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Introducing Curriculum Intelligence: AI That Stays Aligned to What Schools Are Teaching

Brisk Teaching, the leading AI platform for teachers is launching Curriculum Intelligence to ground classroom AI in district scope and sequence – supporting coherence, rigor, and differentiation.

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OPINION: Some advice for president-elect Donald Trump: Invest in AI literacy across K-12 education

In this op-ed, Founder and CEO Arman Jaffer advocates for integrating AI literacy into K–12 career and technical education to ensure all students gain the skills needed for a rapidly evolving, tech-driven workforce.

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How Wisconsin schools are approaching the ‘Wild West’ of AI in the classroom

In December, the De Pere school board approved a pilot program for the use of AI software called Brisk Teaching in some of its 7th through 12th grade classrooms. Kathy Van Pay, the district’s director of elementary curriculum and instruction, told WPR the program has already been rolled out to teachers, and they’re in the process of getting it into students’ hands next.

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De Pere Schools hope to avoid the ‘Wild West’ of artificial intelligence by teaching responsible use

De Pere School District approved an 18-month pilot for Brisk Teaching to introduce students in grades 7-12 to responsible, curriculum-aligned AI use, aiming to enhance learning while promoting critical thinking and digital literacy.

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Tips for Reclaiming Your Time as a First-Year Teacher

"For Bacon, who is entering her 24th year of teaching, AI isn’t just a gadget, but a tool that can be used to regain a work-life balance and help relieve pressure. Although there are reasons to be skeptical of AI in teaching, Bacon argues that these tools “could be the difference between this being the three [to] five year thing or a lifetime career.”'

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Nonprofit Shares Pointers for Training AI for Classroom Use

Brisk Founder and CEO Arman Jaffer and other ed-tech leaders are interviewed about the importance of rigorous teacher-led testing and curated data in developing effective AI tools for the classroom, highlighting Brisk’s ongoing partnership with Leanlab to ensure continuous impact research.

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As Uses for It Rise, Will AI Keep Its Promise to Education?

Brisk Founder and CEO Arman Jaffer and other education leaders are interviewed about AI’s potential to streamline fragmented ed-tech systems, emphasizing the importance of coherent integration, teacher empowerment, and human oversight to ensure AI adds real value to teaching and learning.

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5 Teacher-Tested AI Tools for Beginners

Unlike many other AI tools, Brisk Teaching is a Google Chrome web extension. Once you have it installed in your browser, you can use it on any content you access, like web articles, PDFs, YouTube videos, and Google Docs. This is an AI tool that follows you everywhere you go, making it easy and practical to use.

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‘I Don’t Get Burnt Out as Much:' How These Teachers Use AI in Their Daily Work

Educators experimenting with generative AI tools like Brisk say the technology helps free up mental bandwidth by streamlining routine tasks and simplifying lesson planning.

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AI’s coming to the classroom: Brisk raises $15M after a quick start in school

“The existing edtech stack as we know it, which is around 140 different tools that the average teacher in the U.S. uses in a given school year, is not ready for AI,” Brisk’s CEO and founder, Arman Jaffer, said in an interview. “We’re trying to build the AI-native edtech stack.”

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