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How To Use Google Forms to Create A Test

QuickEasy

Self-Graded!!Instant Reports

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1 Instructions:

Log in to your Google DriveStep 1: click on “Create”Step 2: choose “Form”

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3. Title your form

4. Choose a background

5. Click “OK”

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6 6. Choose Settings7. Type your question.8. Choose question format.9. Toggle “Required Question” if appropriate10. Click “Done”11. Click “Add Item” and choose the format for the next question.12. Continue adding items until the test is complete

(Tip: To add an image, click “Add Item” then go to “Insert” on the menu bar and search for the image you need.)

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1313. Click “View Live Form” then…

14 14. take the test to create the answer key.

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15. Once at least two students have taken the test, click on “View Responses”.

Click to accept the default spreadsheet and then accept permissions and terms on the pop-up windows.

16. Click on “Insert”.

17. Click on “Script”.

Note: “Script” does not show up in the “Insert” menu until you are viewing a test as a spreadsheet.

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18. Type “flubaroo” in the search box. Click Search.

19. Click “Install” and accept all terms and permissions on the pop-up windows.

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20. Go to “Flubaroo” on the menu bar and choose “Grade Assignment”.

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21. Select Grading Options.

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22. 22. Choose the answer key.

Continue as prompted, accepting defaults.

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23. The question missed most often will be highlighted in color.

24. Use the tabs at the bottom to access other formats.

25. Click on “Form” then “Show Summary of Responses” to see results displayed on a pie chart .

Taking the Test• If you required students to log in to Google

when you chose “Form Settings” (step 6), you may consider pasting the link on your website for easy access. When students have finished the test, stop accepting responses.

• Forms can be e-mailed.

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