USING GOOGLE FORMS AS A CLASSROOM ASSESSMENT TOOL

Joel Brown Murray County

High School

Getting Started Become familiar with

Google Forms and how they work

Create a Google Forms assessment

Share a Google Form with Students

Quickly grade and give feedback using Flubaroo for Forms

What is a Google Form?

In your Google Drive, click ‘new’, ‘more’ and you’ll find the Google Forms Option here. Click it.

This is the Form creation home

screen. It is fairly user friendly. Just

follow the onscreen prompts as if you

were making a survey.

This is an example of a

Form I created for Environmental

Science. Just add questions answer

options. Too easy.

Here’s what the student

sees on their side when

completing a Forms

Assessment.

Connecting students to the forms is probably the most important part of the assessment flow, but I will make another slide show to explain the

most efficient way to accomplish that task.

First, let’s have a look at what the data received back from the completed forms looks like.

The data from student responses is fed back to a Google Sheet in your Google Drive. It will be found as ‘responses’ to your original

Form like the one above.

Here are student responses, user names and time

stamps.

You can quickly grade the data by adding the add-on, Flubaroo. Click it and direct the app to grade the data, as seen above. After grading, it will add

a ‘grades’ tab to the spreadsheet.

The Grades tab appears like this. It shows student percentage,

how the did on each item and how the class performed on each item. Just print it and put grades into the grade book.

You can also immediately send grades to each student individually.