GOOGLE FORMS What are features of a Google Calendar that can help improve organization as an 16 Powerful Uses of Google Forms in the classroom 1. Bell ringers 2. Quizzes and surveys 3. Permission forms 4. Emergency contact information forms 5. Schedules 6. Pulse polls 7. Lesson plans 8. Progress logs 9. Choose-your-own-adventure activities 10. Visual activities 11. Student-created activities 12. Evaluation rubrics 13. Self-assessments 14. Parent volunteer signups 15. Teacher assessments 16. Exit tickets 1. A teacher wants her students to provide honest but constructive feedback to their peers regarding their performance in a theater production rehearsal. Which Form settings should she avoid if she wants to keep feedback anonymous? (Select all that apply) A Shuffle question order B Show progress bar at the bottom of form pages C Automatically collect respondent’s username D Require username to view this form 2. Why would you want to have people fill out a Google Form rather than simply sharing a Google Doc with them to collect their responses? (Select all that apply.) Select All Correct Responses 1. You can use the “Responses” section in the Form to see a graphic breakdown of all responses 2. Google Docs are harder to organize in Google Drive 3. There’s the option to use a number of different question formats (like multiple choice, true/false, scales, etc.) with Google Forms 4. All Form responses are saved in a Google Sheet and the results are easier to see
3. Google Forms are most helpful in which types of tasks? 1. Communicating to large groups of educators 2. Drafting responses to email 3. Classroom quick checks 4. Measure student progress over time 5. Options for questions in Google Forms include: (Select all that apply.) 1. Objective Questions 2. Subjective Questions 3. Images 4. YouTube Videos 6. What can you use add-ons for Forms, Sheets and Docs to do? (Select all that apply.) (A) Grade quizzes (B) Create a table of contents (C) Mail merge (D) Change the response choices on a multiple choice form question 7. Where would you go to view responses to your Google Form? (A) Google Forms (B) Google Classroom (C) Guardian Summaries (D) Google Meet 8. Using Google Forms as ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ activities can be a little complicated the first time you do it. Your form has to have which of the following settings for this type of activity? (Select all that apply.) (A) At least one multiple choice or list question type (B) Sections (C) Video (D) A customized theme 9. When you click Send Form on a Google Form, what are the options for sharing? (Select all that apply.) 1. Auto-generated public URL 2. Posting directly to social media channels 3. Embed HTML 4. Inviting only specific people to view your form 10. What are the destination options for storing and viewing responses to Google Forms? (Select all that apply.) 1. Store in a new spreadsheet 2. Store and automatically share to Google Drive 3. Store in an existing spreadsheet 4. Responses must be downloaded to a CSV to view 11. Forms used in Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals can’t remain anonymous. (A) True (B) False
12. Which of the following are types of data you can collect with Google Forms? (Select all that apply.) 1. Text 2. Dates 3. Fingerprints 4. Numbers 13. What are good uses of Google Forms in the classroom? (Select all that apply)* A Quizzes/assessments B Gather research data C Draft an essay D Surveys 14. A teacher wants her students to provide honest but constructive feedback to their peers regarding their performance in a theater production rehearsal. Which Form settings should she avoid if she wants to keep feedback anonymous? (Select all that apply)* A Show progress bar at the bottom of form pages B Automatically collect respondent's username C Shuffle question order D Require username to view this form 15. Why would you want to have people fill out a Google Form rather than simply sharing a Google Doc with them to collect their responses? (Select all that apply.)* A There’s the option to use a number of different question formats (like multiple choice, true/false, scales, etc.) with Google Forms B You can use the "Responses" section in the Form to see a graphic breakdown of all responses C Google Docs are harder to organize in Google Drive D All Form responses are saved in a Google Sheet and the results are easier to see 16. Google Forms are most helpful in which types of tasks?* A Drafting responses to email B Classroom quick checks C Measure student progress over time D Communicating to large groups of educators 17 Options for questions in Google Forms include: (Select all that apply.)* A Objective Questions B Subjective Questions C Images D YouTube Videos 17.What can you use add-ons for Forms, Sheets and Docs to do? (Select all that apply.)* A Grade quizzes B Create a table of contents C Mail merge D Change the response
18. Where would you go to view responses to your Google Form?* A Google Forms B Google Classroom C Guardian Summaries D Google Meet 19. Using Google Forms as ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ activities can be a little complicated the first time you do it. Your form has to have which of the following settings for this type of activity? (Select all that apply.)* A At least one multiple choice or list question type B Sections C Video D A customized theme 20. When you click Send Form on a Google Form, what are the options for sharing? (Select all that apply.)* A Auto-generated public URL B Posting directly to social media channels C Embed HTML D Inviting only specific people to view your form 21. What are the destination options for storing and viewing responses to Google Forms? (Select all that apply.)* A Store in a new spreadsheet B Store and automatically share to Google Drive C Store in an existing spreadsheet D Responses must be downloaded to a CSV to view 22. Forms used in Google Workspace for Education Fundamentals can’t remain anonymous.* A True B False 23. Which of the following are types of data you can collect with Google Forms? (Select all that apply.)* A Text B Dates C Fingerprints D Numbers