Guide to quickly creating multiple-choice questions using Brisk

Brisk AI is currently one of the AI ​​tools that supports teachers in creating high-quality content. Using only images, concepts, or definitions, Brisk can develop various types of content, such as podcasts summarizing Brisk content, or creating quick quizzes linked directly to Google Forms.

 

By creating a system of multiple-choice questions, students can easily review their knowledge, identify areas where they need improvement, and gradually enhance their understanding. Below is a detailed guide on how to do it.

Instructions on creating multiple-choice questions using Brisk

Step 1:

We access the link below to go to the Brisk website and register for an account.

https://app.briskteaching.com

Next, select the content to be created in Vietnamese and the grade level for which the teacher will create the test.

Step 2:

Enter the subject matter content in the AI ​​chat box, or you can press the plus sign to upload the necessary original data images or lecture files.

 

After uploading the document to Brisk, teachers should enter the document's content so that the tool can understand it and easily grasp the main points they want to present.

Step 3:

At this point, teachers will see an interface with various supporting materials for the lesson and the knowledge they have requested.

Scroll down to the Quiz section and click the pen icon to set up the quiz questions you want to create in Brisk.

Step 4:

At this point, the teachers will adjust the prompt to create multiple-choice questions if necessary.

 

Next, below, we choose the question type other than multiple-choice or fill-in-the-blank questions. Continue by selecting the number of questions you want to create, then click "Brisk it" to generate the quiz.

Step 5:

Brisk integrates with Google Forms to create multiple-choice questions that students can answer directly within the form for quick teacher review.

Teachers set up the answer and scoring system for this form as usual and then send it to students to complete the assignment.