SparkSchool AI

SPARKSCHOOL AI · SPARKIE

Meet Sparkie. Your AI pet for teaching.

Meet Sparkie, the SparkSchool AI companion on your dashboard and in Chrome. Ask about lessons, grading and class insights, then draft the next step.

MEET SPARKIE

Your AI pet.
A teaching day
with company.

A friendly companion for the work behind every lesson. Sparkie helps you find your next step on the dashboard—and brings teaching support beyond the platform, into Chrome.

Currently known as Spark Buddy in the platform.

Meet Sparkie in a demo
Your teaching dashboard

Sparkie, what should I focus on today?

A little clarity for your day.
  • Check your upcoming lessons.
  • See which submissions need grading.
  • Explore concepts your class needs to revisit.

Ask about your classes, learning insights and teaching tasks.

Illustrative walkthrough · Teacher review stays in the workflow
Explore the Chrome extension
01

Your day, in context

Ask about upcoming lessons, recent plans and work waiting to be graded.

02

A clearer view of learning

Explore class mastery, prerequisite gaps and learners who may need support.

03

From question to a draft

Prepare lesson plans and student feedback, then review and make them your own.

A THOUGHTFUL WAY TO BEGIN

A clear next step.
At every stage.

  1. Set the context

    Bring your grade, curriculum, subject and intended learning outcome.

  2. Create and adapt

    Use the AI-powered workspace to develop the material and refine its level, format and language.

  3. Review and use

    Check accuracy, suitability and curriculum fit before taking it into your classroom.

A few things
you might be wondering.

Who is Sparkie for?
Teachers who want a single place to see what needs attention next: upcoming lessons, ungraded work and concepts their classes are finding difficult.
Tips for better results
  • Ask Sparkie what to focus on at the start of the day.
  • Follow a class insight straight into a lesson or remediation draft.
  • Use the Chrome extension to create resources alongside Google Docs, Slides and Forms.
  • Treat drafts as a starting point and review before sharing with students.

Keep exploring.

Thoughtful tools and practical ideas for your teaching day.