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1. Open Google Forms from your bookmarks, waffle, or Google Search
2. Choose what kind of Form you want to use. (I always choose blank)
3. Add a title to your form and click up on the "Untitled" to copy the name.
4. Change the color or theme of your form.
1. Click on the gear icon.
2. General settings: Users will be required to sign-in if you want email address collected, or to limit one response.
3. Presentation Settings: If you choose shuffle question order, each user's quiz looks different from each other.
4. Quizzes Settings: For your quiz to be automatically graded, you will need to turn this on.
1. Title your first question, "What is your name?"
2. It should automatically change to "short answer" if it doesn't then change it.
3. Double check that the answer key is not filled in and the point value is zero.
1. Multiple Choice: I feel that this option is the best way to use a Google Form.
2. Short Answer: If you use this option, spelling counts. You can put more than one correct answer though.
3. Check Boxes and Drop Down: Different variations of multiple choice.
4. Paragraph: Appropriate for long answers, but you will need to grade these questions by hand.
5. Other: Explore the other question options.
1. Click on "Answer Key."
- Set your point value
- Select the correct answer
2. Click on "Edit Question," and choose the three elipses on the bottom right.
- Shuffle option order - for multiple choice questions, the answers appear in a different order each time the quiz is taken.
- Go to section based on answer - you can choose this if you want to have two different question options, or are giving a survey and everyone doesn't need to answer all the questions.
1. Click on the image icon, on the right hand side in the add a question box. This adds an image in line with your questions.
2. Click on the image icon next to the question. This will add an image right under your question.
3. Click on the image icon next to each answer option. This will add an image under your answer option.
1. Click on the three elipses at the top on the right hand side. Choose, "Add-ons."
2. Lots of options, check them out.
3. I use, "All Questions Required" to double check that I have chosen all of my questions to be required before a student can submit their quiz.
4. Find your add-ons under the puzzle icon at the top of the screen.
1. Click on "Send" at the top of your screen.
2. You can send it as an email. If you want your student's to be able to take it in their email, click the box, "Include Form in Email."
3. You can choose to send it as a link. This is the one I do. You can post it to:
- Google Classroom - as a link or an assignment. I post as an assignment when I have short answer questions for them to fill out as well.
- Showbie - Put the link in the comments box. The student can click on the link to open it.
1. Click on "Responses."
2. You can look at a summary of your responses, or the responses of each student by clicking on "Individual."
3. You can turn off the ability for students to take your test by flipping the switch by, "Accepting Responses."
4. You can download your student's responses, or put them in a Google Sheet.