This episode introduces Brisk's several new features to its platform. One notable addition is a prompt history, allowing users to revisit and reuse previous prompts. The "create anything" button enables users to generate content for Google Docs, Slides, or Forms, offering flexibility in designing classroom materials. Additionally, Brisk now supports feedback on uploaded handwritten papers, allowing educators to provide consistent feedback even on non-digital assignments. These updates aim to enhance the versatility and utility of Brisk for educators seeking to leverage technology in their classrooms.

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• ⁠Prompt History Video
• Create Anything Video
• Picture Upload Video
• Brisk Extension
• Brisk Teaching Website

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This episode introduces Nearpod AI Create, a new AI-powered question generator for educators. AI Create helps teachers quickly create formative assessments, such as quizzes and games, by generating multiple-choice questions based on specified learning objectives or topics. The episode provides tips for writing effective prompts to optimize AI Create's output, including customizing questions for different student needs and reading levels. It emphasizes the importance of teacher oversight in reviewing and editing the AI-generated questions to ensure accuracy and appropriateness. Finally, it highlights additional uses for the generated questions beyond Nearpod's built-in assessment tools.

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• Nearpod Blog Article

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This podcast describes Brisk Teaching, a tool for educators to rapidly generate interactive guided notes for classroom resources like articles or videos. The process involves selecting a resource, using a browser extension to create a fill-in-the-blank document in Google Docs, and customizing the notes before sharing them with students. The podcast provides examples and resources to help educators learn the process, including tutorials and social media links. The generated notes are answer-key free, requiring teachers to create a separate answer document.

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• ⁠Brisk Teaching⁠
• ⁠Brisk Extension⁠
• ⁠Interactive Tutorial⁠
• ⁠Guided Notes Example #1⁠ - Reading Passage
• ⁠Guided Notes Example #2⁠ - ⁠Brisk Website⁠
• ⁠Guided Notes Example #3 ⁠- ⁠YouTube Video⁠

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