Newburgh ECSD Model Lesson
Google Forms - Overview
Lesson Steps
Using Google Forms for assessments to replace paper exams and homework.​
This allows teachers to:
- automatically grade, view and analyze assignments
- assign homework that can be done from any device in virtually any environment
- create content specific to each class and student needs.
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Resources for Lesson
Pre-Steps (Level: 0)
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Navigate to docs.google.com/forms.
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Sign into your Google account/same as Gmail account if not signed in already.
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Set up our first form by going to the templates section on the top right, clicking it and scrolling down to the "Education" section.
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Click on assessment and open it.
Ask for future Help
Core-Steps (Level: 1)
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Name Form “Lynch Model Lesson” in the top left.
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Notice on the top it says "Auto-Saved"; When online everything you change will save right away.​
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Go to the right and select preferences and set up your main preferences
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Set it to always "Collect Email Addresses"
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Make it so each question is one point each
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Make it so all questions are required
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Side Notes: You can duplicate any Form by clicking options again and select "Make a copy".
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The Basic Types of questions Google Forms has are:
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Multiple Choice
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Checkboxes
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Short answer
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Paragraph
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Click on this link: Sample Questions to copy in questions of each type.
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How the answer key works:
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You are able to pick the answer as an option or type in a specific answer.
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Settings:
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General: Exam is collecting email​ and is limited to one response only.
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Quizzes: toggle is already on "Make this a quiz", and that only "Point Values" is selected.
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Click "Save".
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When the questions and answers are set up, now it is time to share it to your students.
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Go to the Send button on the top right​ that says "Share"
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You can either email it here by typing in class@"schoolsemail" to send it to your whole class in Google Classroom​
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Use the link to copy and paste it into a blogger for students to use.
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Ending-Steps (Level: 2)
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Responses:
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Can be sorted:
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Summary
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By student
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Question
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Grades can also be shown in a Google Sheet.​
What else can Google Forms do?
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Beginning of the year get to know you forms
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Surveys
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Exit tickets
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Science Lab input
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​Creative writing
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Community data analyzing.
Please take this exit ticket Google Form
More Resources
News Articles
New Feature coming in the Fall to Google Forms - Lockdown Exams to relieve cheating.