Google Forms

What's a Google Form Good For? (Part 1) Student WorkAn educational blog about edtech and literacy by a high school English teacher who is an author and a Google For Education Certified Innovator.

Want to get an answer from all of your students, based either on an activity or assessment? USE A GOOGLE FORM.

This is a useful way of assessing progress on a project, collaboratively gathering data for the whole class to use, or having students submit the URL for work posted somewhere else. A google form simplifies the workflow and makes it easy to collect, organize, and evaluate information from all of our students quickly.

Secure your quiz with a password

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Putting a password on quiz

Use Google Forms with the Littles

Google Forms is a great way to quickly gather data and chart the data collected. Being able to use images helps the littles make quick choices without struggling to read unfamiliar words.

Insert a youtube video of a children's book being read for storytime and ask questions after. Then use the instant response charts to quickly analyze the data.

Template to make a copy of this form

Google Forms Locked Mode Quizzes tutorial by Shawn Beard

Learn the basics of setting up a Locked Mode Quiz on Google Forms and Google Classroom. Gain perspective on what students see during locked quizzes.

GOOGLE FORMS DIGITAL BREAKOUT LOCKS

Interactive breakout lessons are great for all ages. Creating a variety of locks can be done quickly with google forms.

Shut the Front Door (Again)! Updated Differentiation With Google FormsThere are so many amazing things we can do with Google Forms. One of my favorite features allows us to differentiate a form for students, meaning we can send students to different questions and pages of information based on how they answer each question.

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