Flint

What is Flint?

Flint is an agentic AI learning management system for schools and districts. Teachers build, assign and monitor AI-assisted activities, and students work with its AI tutor, Sparky. It covers grade levels from primary through higher education.

Key capabilities of Flint

• Activity building: create activities quickly from your own materials.
• Live session monitoring: see how students are working.
• Grading and feedback: rubrics, feedback and progress reports.
• Sparky controls: limit student chats by grade and set how much help Sparky gives.
• Rostering and sign-in: Google or Microsoft sign-in and class lists from the school's SIS or MIS.

How Flint works

A teacher builds an activity from class materials, sets how much help the AI tutor gives, and assigns it. Students work with Sparky while the teacher watches live sessions and reviews feedback and progress.

Who uses Flint?

Teachers, students, parents, school and district leaders, trusts and universities. The vendor states that it never shares student data with third parties or uses it to train AI, that each school's data is kept separate and that administrators can read students' AI conversations. It states FERPA, COPPA and GDPR compliance.

Flint pricing

Flint offers a Free for teachers option and links to a pricing page. School and district plan details are not shown on the main page.

Flint alternatives

Chalkie, Diffit and Eduaide.Ai are teacher-side tools for generating lesson plans and differentiated materials. Flint differs by also putting a supervised AI tutor in front of students.