Guides for teachers
Practical advice for everyday work: differentiation, assessment and creating learning materials.
How to use web sources in Bruukki's AI assistant
The AI assistant reads a link you paste into your message and searches the web for current information. The answer shows where each fact comes from.
How to share a Bruukki material with students via a link
You can share a Bruukki material as a link students open in the browser without signing in. Here is how sharing works and what a student sees.
Differentiation with AI: the same topic for learners at different levels
A practical guide to differentiation with AI: what AI actually helps with, what it needs to know, and what remains the teacher's decision.
How to export a Bruukki material to your learning environment as an H5P package: Moodle as the example
Bruukki produces an H5P-standard package you can export to a learning environment with H5P support. Here is how the export works in Moodle.
Formative assessment in a teacher's weekly rhythm
A practical guide to formative assessment in everyday work: small observations continuously, feedback that moves learning forward, and goal-linked tasks.
Differentiation without double the work, in every subject too
The same method a language teacher uses to make three skill levels works in other subjects too. A practical guide to differentiation, accessibility first.
How to make AI tasks that fit your own class
General-purpose AI produces generic tasks that do not fit your own group. A practical guide to giving the AI the right context.
Differentiation in language teaching without double the work
A practical guide to differentiation in language teaching: how to make one topic work at several skill levels by CEFR, when time is short.