Google Forms for Formative Assessment
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Google Forms for Formative Assessment - Google Forms is one of the powerful tools you want to make sure you have in your teaching toolkit.There are different ways you can use it with your students in class. You can, for instance, use it to create quizzes, polls, questionnaires, and surveys. You can also use it to design permission forms, absence slips, classroom events forms…you name it.
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- 1. CREATE FORMS, SU RVEYS, QUIZZES SHARE FORMS & DATA COL LE CTE D DATA WITH CHARTS AND G RAPHS ASSESS ForFormativeAssessments MARTI N CI SNEROS MARTINCISNER OS. NET
- 3. CREATE FORMS, SU RVEYS, QUIZZES SHARE FORMS & DATA COL LE CTE D DATA WITH CHARTS AND G RAPHS ASSESS ForFormativeAssessments MARTI N CI SNEROS MARTINCISNER OS. NET Get the preso@ bit.ly/Gforms2015
- 4. Features and Benefits Fast creation of Forms allows teachers to gather immediate feedback during a class for real-time assessment The ability to include video and images in questions allows for a rich user experience with visual and auditory cues Recipients can respond to Forms using any mobile device with a browser, creating opportunities for anytime, anywhere learning Collected data from Forms can be linked to a Google Sheet for a more thorough evaluation of results Forms can be created that don’t require a Google account, opening up the ability for surveying the community on school issues
- 5. Agenda You will learn how to: Create and edit forms Modify form templates to fit your needs Embed images and video in forms Use forms for assessment and delivering content
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- 13. BRANCHING goo.gl/lY0qNv A quiz as a review example for Google Drive. If respondents answer incorrectly, as indicated in this image, they will then be taken to a review page with a tutorial. Source
- 14. QR Codes in the Classroom Get those ideas! goo.gl/MeyAJq
- 15. Get The Tools :-) Get them all here: goo.gl/FYPX28 goo.gl/g8SNaF webqr.com goqr.me goo.gl/9x9GVR
- 16. QR Uses In The Classroom :-) goo.gl/UT7xVX•Roll & Reflect: Scan the code to get a random reflection question. Roll the dice for a mobile site to communicate your reflection. •Quotes: What’s missing from these education and technology quotes? Make a guess and then scan to code to see if you’re correct. •Readbox and QR Codes: Construct a Redbox-inspired classroom display with book trailers. •Roll the Dice on QR Codes: Create dice with QR codes that lead to Google Slides. •If I Need Help: Non-profit organization provides QR code IDs for those unable to communicate their needs. •QR Codes & Task Cards:Teacher describes her solving equations activity. •Rhyming Words: Students scan, listen, identify and check rhyming words. •Building a Talking Museum: Learn how to use RecordMP3 to make audio QR codes. •Sharing Work:Ann Feldman shares a photo of how students displayed their blog posts, Stick Around puzzles, mind maps, and cold reads. •QR Codes + Take Home Folders = Aha Moment for Mrs. Moses 100+ ideas!
- 17. 17 IT’S ABOUT THE ADD-ONS!
- 21. COLLE CT CONTACT INFORMATI ON LEAR N MO RE!BELL RINGER & EXIT TI CK ET A CTI VITI ES COLLECT HOMEWORK SU RV EY & CHECK-IN WITH STUDENTS CREATIN G RUBRICS goo.gl/0Eer5n