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Google Forms is a great free service by Google and that has a huge potential in education. Google Forms is very easy to use and does not require any advanced technology skills to run it. It is automatically built in Google Docs meaning it is completely web-based and does not require any software download. Anyway you can check this simple guide if you are not yet familiar with Google Docs .
Today's post, however, is about a great work that has been done by our colleague Tom Barret. He has created awesome example forms for different topics. He has also , thankfully , made all these forms availabe for us to download and use with our students. I have checked all his forms and I was really amazed by the great efforts he has put into them. You can use these forms with your students for sure but remember to keep in mind the great things you can do with Google Forms if you give it a little time.
Check out this list of forms below and click on any title to access its corresponding form. The pictures you see below are only half snapshots of each form:
1- Get to Know your Class
Use this form to collect information about your students such as their likes, dislikes, club affiliations, and many more.
2- Emotion Graph
This is a form ideal for use by students when studying linear narrative both written or visual. It basically compare a range of happiness to sadness against different points in a story or film.
3- Spelling Test
As its name suggests , this form is great for use inside the classroom to test students spelling.
4- Comprehension Questions
This is a form that test students understanding of a text or anything thing else you want to test. It can be used for multiple purposes.
5- Weekly Reading Record
This is a form where students can provide data about their reading. It is like a reading diary that they can use to record informations about their readings.
6- Maths Data Handling
This one of the easiest forms you can use with your students in the classroom to gather Maths data handling information.
7- Guided Reading Record
This is another awesome form to record students reading assignments.
8- Prior Learning Assessment
This is a form that can be used to assess what children already know about any given topic that you are beginning.
9- Library Book Review
This form could be used to collect the children thoughts about what they read.
10- Learning Success
You can use this form to assess the relative success of the learning that has taken place during a single lesson or after a series of lessons on a topic.
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