Skip to main content

10 Google Forms for the Classroom | ICT in my Classroom

Popularity Report

Total Popularity Score: 0
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

Rank

Bookmark History

Saved by 143 people (-3 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-08-23


Public Sticky notes

With the new school year fast approaching for us in England – and well on its way in other parts of the world – I thought I would share 10 ideas for using Forms in the classroom.

Highlighted by mkadam68

10 ideas for using Forms in the classroom.

Highlighted by lsa_paul

Google

Highlighted by noahmickeycolman

10 ideas for using Forms in the classroom

Highlighted by pgeorge

data entry point (the form) and the collection location (the spreadsheet) are linked together

Highlighted by pgeorge

look here for a more detailed introduction and guide to using and creating a Google Form

Highlighted by pgeorge

on 2009-01-17 by pgeorge

Excellent tutorial (text, not video) but great visual examples of each step in the process!

example forms for each of the different topics

Highlighted by pgeorge

link so that you can get your own copy of the form - click on the appropriate link and it should open in your docs home.

Highlighted by pgeorge

1 ) Get to know your class

Highlighted by pgeorge

Use this form

Highlighted by pgeorge

An emotion graph is a simple line graph comparing a range of happiness to sadness against different points (time) in a story or film

Highlighted by pgeorge

Use a Google Form

Highlighted by pgeorge

For your weekly spelling test use simple 1-10 or 1-20 numbered form (with a name question too of course) and ask the children to type in their answers as you read out the list of words.

Highlighted by pgeorge

Get your own copy.

Highlighted by pgeorge

on 2009-01-17 by pgeorge

When you click on this link you will see a completed spreadsheet with student spelling test responses. If you click on the Form tab (select "Go to Live Form") you will see the form as the students see it to enter their responses for the spelling test.

way to collate the children’s comprehension answers in one place for any given text.

Highlighted by pgeorge

could be created

Highlighted by pgeorge

A form could be created

Highlighted by pgeorge

place to enter data about their reading

Highlighted by pgeorge

using a form to gather together maths data handling informatio

Highlighted by pgeorge

The form

Highlighted by pgeorge

simple way of collecting information about the class

Highlighted by pgeorge

Use a form to assess what the children already know about any given topic that you are beginning

Highlighted by pgeorge

This same form could be returned to at the end of the unit of work to help review what they have learned

Highlighted by pgeorge

Get your own copy.

Highlighted by pgeorge

simple way of collecting the children’s thoughts about what they read. The children in the class could use it as a reference to help them choose a book to read.

Highlighted by pgeorge

Get your own copy.

Highlighted by pgeorge

assess the relative success of the learning that has taken place during a single lesson or after a series of lessons on a topic

Highlighted by pgeorge

Get your own copy.

Highlighted by pgeorge