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Google Forms: An Assessment Tool
Filed Under (Resources) by Laura Smith on 17-09-2009 and tagged google docs, google forms, google spreadsheets, quizzes, tests
I teach in a computer lab and can have up to eight classes some days. If I want to assess my students with a test or quiz, using paper just wouldn’t work. Using Google Docs form/spreadsheet combo works great for this. Simply create the test by making a form, select a theme, save it, and create a link for the students. Once they submit their completed forms, Google Docs creates a spreadsheet of their answers. Once printed, I can go through and mark incorrect answers, and I’ve got some tangible evidence of data thanks to the option to view graph summaries.
This is an example test of mine on digital citizenship.
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September 26th, 2009 at 9:21 pm
I love your quiz! It looks great!
September 27th, 2009 at 10:22 pm
[...] Downtown School and routinely posts valuable insights and experiences in a school lab setting. Her September 17 post about Google Forms is excellent. At the end of the post she shows an example of how this tool can [...]