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Metric	Brisk Teaching - AI that Works Where Teachers Work	Process Feedback - Writing Process Reports for Google Docs
User count	1,000,000	50,000
Average rating	4.67	4.98
Rating count	735	431
Last updated	2026-07-09	2026-06-30
Size	14.43 MB	2.61 MB
Version	1.0.397	4.2.3

Short description	Brisk Teaching is a free AI-powered Chrome extension that helps teachers create lesson plans, give feedback, and boost engagement with 20+ tools.	Chrome extension that turns Google Docs edit history into a writing process report—tracking edits, breaks, typing fluency, and paragraph timing.
Full summary	Brisk Teaching is an AI-powered teaching assistant Chrome extension designed to save teachers over 10 hours each week. It integrates seamlessly with Google Docs, Classroom, Slides, PDFs, and other platforms to create lesson plans, quizzes, rubrics, and more. With over 20 built-in AI tools, teachers can generate curriculum content instantly in 30+ languages, deliver targeted feedback, level reading materials, track student writing progress, and design interactive activities that align with educational goals. Easy to install and use, Brisk Teaching pin enables educators to work directly within their favorite apps without exporting files, with all generated content auto-saved to Google Drive. Free and user-friendly, it’s used by over one million teachers worldwide to streamline teaching tasks, enhance student engagement, and save valuable time.	Process Feedback for Google Docs is a Chrome extension for teachers and students. It pulls the edit history of a Google Docs document and turns it into an interactive writing process report, allowing you to explore copy-paste events, breaks, typing fluency, and time spent on each paragraph or revision. Key features include multi-tab support, visibility of user contributions, and Google Classroom compatibility. Reports can be shared via a link or downloaded as a PDF. By default, the extension runs locally, with optional online sharing, and privacy notes explain consent requirements for co-edited documents.