Google Forms
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Summary:
A quiz or class survey delivered through Google Forms. Can be linked to Google Classroom, Moodle, or a similar platform. The responses can be viewed in a spreadsheet.
*NOTE* Google Forms is approved for classroom use with student information. Be safe when it comes to using add-ons like Flubaroo. These add-on tools are not on the district approved list, and most likely breach student data confidentiality (FGA) when it comes to managing student information. Automated grading is a feature of Moodle, which is a tool on the district approved list. |
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Example:
A traditional paper/pencil quiz is now re-created as a digital form. The teacher has multiple choice questions, short answer questions, true/false questions, and fill in the blank questions. The students log in, fill out the form/take the quiz, and submit their answer to the teacher.
The teacher reviews the student responses and can choose to; grade the work and provide a score, grade the work and provide feedback for how to improve, review the student responses and use that information to drive instructional choices.
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Ways to Provide and Use Feedback:
Teachers can provide feedback on these forms similar to the way they used to with a traditional paper/pencil quiz. teachers can also use the results to drive instruction.
Students wait to hear back from the teacher, or to see a score posted.
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Data Analysis:
These forms may be graded and recorded, or simply used as an indicator for how the class progresses through the unit.
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Opportunities for Student Metacognition:
Students may be given the opportunity to review the material and re-take the quiz/form. The teacher may even provide a list of topics to study or some extra practice that the students engage with prior to re-taking the quiz/form.
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Technology Integration:
Access to the internet is required in order to use the form. Form results are recorded on a spreadsheet for the teacher to review, but answers are not graded automatically.
*NOTE* Google Forms is approved for classroom use with student information. Be safe when it comes to using add-ons like Flubaroo. These add-on tools are not on the district approved list, and most likely breach student data confidentiality (FGA) when it comes to managing student information. Automated grading is a feature of Moodle, which is a tool on the district approved list.
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