Google Forms Quizzes: Video Training

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Google Forms Quizzes: 24 Tips!

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Check out the 24 Tips in the Webinar!

Adding different types of questions:

• How to add multiple choice quiz questions
• How to add checkbox quiz questions
• How to add short answer quiz questions with more than one right answer (also see my earlier blog post for more details)
• How to add an image to a quiz question
• How to add images to the answers of a quiz question
• How to add video to go along with a quiz question
• How to add open-response paragraph questions
• How to add extra credit questions

Quiz settings:

• Collecting email addresses
• Requiring school login
• Limiting to one response
• Enabling the quiz feature
• Shuffling questions
• Shuffling answers in a question
• Changing the theme
• Setting preference to make all questions required

Assistive tech for students taking a quiz:

• Have the quiz read aloud to students with Read&Write for Google Chrome - Chrome web extension link
• Have students dictate their answers to the quiz with the VoiceIn speech-to-text extension - Chrome web extension link

Grading and feedback:

• How to provide global feedback to students per question
• How to provide individualized feedback for just a single student per question
• How to grade an open-response paragraph question (also see my earlier blog post for more details)
• How to give partial credit for checkbox questions
• How to grade extra credit questions
• How to import grades into Classroom

Why Not Have Students Make the Quizzes?

Students can create quizzes with Google Forms, and by turning on the quiz features, they can add their own feedback to answers. Students gain knowledge from a different perspective because, as many of us know, creating a respectable quiz isn't an easy task! This is also a clever way to flip teaching and learning. 

Google Forms Quiz Instructions 
from
Matt Miller at Ditch That Textbook

Google Forms Add-On for Quizzes will Email Custom Certificates

Want to automatically send a certificate to students who pass quizzes or exams?

Check out Certify'em, a Google Forms Add-On created by

Dave Abouav

Certify'em is an "Add-on" for Google Quizzes. It extends the functionality of Quizzes by allowing you to send a certificate (PDF) when someone passes, and keep certification records.

Check out the FAQ here

Sample Easy 3-Question Exam

More about Certify’em: certifyem.com/home

Create Ordering-Sequencing Questions with Google Forms

A great tip on how to create randomized sequencing questions using Google Forms 

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Control Alt Achieve

You'll find the step-by-step process at the link above

-or-

view the video!

How to Create a Quiz in Google Forms

Here's a simple example on how to create a quiz using Google Forms:

Create Google Form Quiz:

Google Drive and New (scroll down to select More and Google Forms)

Type the TITLE of your form/quiz in the top left corner – add a description if you wish

Click on the gear in the upper right hand corner

Make your selections under General, Presentation, Quizzes (make this a quiz)

SAVE

In the untitled question space, type Question One? 

Answer 1: No. 

Answer 2: Yes.

Click on *Required

Click on ANSWER KEY & make your selections – Don’t forget to add your points

Click the + sign to add another question

In the untitled question space, type Question Two?

Select the small arrow and change question type to dropdown.

Type the answers.

Click *Required

Click on ANSWER KEY & make your selections

Continue on with your quiz questions and answer key

Spreadsheet Responses:

From your newly created form, click on Responses

Create your spreadsheet (click on green box)

Spreadsheet will open in a new tab

Send Form to Recipients:

To SEND FORM: From the spreadsheet, click on Forms, Send Form

In the pop-up window under email, paste all your recipient’s email addresses

Make sure you are collecting recipient’s name or email address unless you want the quiz anonymous

Fill in the subject and message, if any.  If you select Include form in email, recipients won’t have to click on a link to get to the form.

Share Form with Collaborators:

To SHARE with colleagues, etc., go to the spreadsheet, click on SHARE in the upper right corner, then click on Advanced.

Make your selections and paste your email addresses

Click on the pencil for permissions

Click on the clock next to the person you shared with to set an expiration date

Google Forms: Embed YouTube Videos!

You can now embed a video right inside your Google Form!

This is a big WOW! Here's how:

To add a video to your form, click the Insert menu, and select Video. To pick a video, either provide a YouTube video’s URL, or use the search box to search for a video. After selecting one, you can add a title and a caption to the video. You can click and drag one of the video's corners to resize it, and you can align the video to the left, right, or center of the page by choosing one of the alignment options.

Try it out! It couldn't be easier! 

Educators: You can create quizzes with questions directly related to the video embedded in the Google Form!

Google Forms Self-Grading Quiz Tool!

Flubaroo does it for you and will even email scores to students!

Watch this 3-minute video to find out how easy it is!

Flubaroo User Guide

Flubaroo is a free tool for Google Docs Forms that helps you quickly grade multiple-choice or fill-in-blank assignments.

That's not all! Flubaroo also:

• Computes average assignment score.
• Computes average score per question, and flags low-scoring questions.
• Shows you a grade distribution graph.
  
• Gives you the option to email each student their grade, and an answer key.
• Lets you send individualized feedback to each student.
  
  
  Please note: Flubaroo will work with most browsers, but may not always be pretty. Suggest: Google Chrome
  
  Feel free to leave comments if you've tried it out!Important Disclaimer: Flubaroo is a tool offered for use in conjunction with Google Docs, but is not itself a Google product or service.