Making Your Form a Graded Quiz

• • You have the option to make your Google Form a quiz, where each question has an answer key and feedback. Google Form will automatically score most questions, and you can manually grade open-ended responses.

  • To make your Form a Quiz, go to the Settings gear (upper-right). In the pop-up window, there are three tabs/sections. Click on the Quizzes tab and toggle on the feature for your Form.

Using Locked Mode for Form Quizzes

• • If your Google Form is set to be a quiz, and you are using management Chromebooks (Edmond Chromebooks and Edmond-Google accounts), then you can use Locked Mode! With Locked Mode, the teacher is notified when students go to another tab during the quiz. Click here to read about it!

A FEW FAVORITE ADD ONS

NOTE: If you receive an error message because the add on is not yet approved, just move on to a different one.

• formLimiter - Closes the Form after a set number of responses.

• Choice Eliminator 2 - Removes answer choices after they have been selected. (Great for potluck sign-ups!)

• docAppender - Append Form responses to the bottom of selected Google Docs. Think of it as keeping individualized running records of Forms you use repeatedly, such as observation feedback.

• Form Publisher - Turn Google Forms submissions into a Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides or PDF. Share the file by email and save it in Drive. (only 100 free per month)

• All Questions Required - Require all questions with a single click. (You can also set your Forms preferences to make this the default... without an Add-On.)

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