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Glad you got something out of it - let me know if you need any help at all - thodanie@cassiaschools.org

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This session was very worthwhile. The time to explore and create with an experienced classroom user was extremely valid. Thanks for your time and shared knowledge.

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This session was very worthwhile. The time to explore and create with an experienced classroom user was extremely valid. Thanks for your time and shared knowledge.

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Click here to learn how to create quizzes in Google Forms that integrate with Classroom.

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Make a new quiz & answer key

Tip: The quickest way to create a quiz is to go to g.co/createaquiz .

1. Open a form in Google Forms.

2. At the top of the form, click Settings.

3. Turn on Make this a quiz.
Optional: To collect email addresses, next to "Responses," click the Down arrow and turn on Collect email addresses.

Make an answer key, assign points & add automatic feedback

You can make an answer key on certain question types:

Create an answer key

1. To add a question, click Add question .

2. Fill out your question and answers.

3. In the bottom left of the question, click Answer key.

4. Choose the answer or answers that are correct.

5. In the top right of the question, choose how many points the question is worth.

To add a written or YouTube video explanation to an answer, click Add answer feedback.

You can edit questions or answers when you click on them.

Note: You can assign points and add feedback on all question types.

Grade quizzes

You can see automatic summaries for all quiz responses, including:

Frequently missed questions

Graphs marked with correct answers

Average, median, and range of scores

Grade individual responses

If you collect email addresses, you can assign points and leave feedback on individual responses. After you grade each response, save your changes.

1. In Google Forms, open a quiz.

2. At the top, click Responses.

3. Click Individual.

4. To move between individuals, click Previous or Next .

5. Find the question you want to grade.

In the top right, enter how many points the response earned.

Under the answer, click Add feedback.

6. Enter your feedback and click Save.

7. To save your changes, at the bottom, click Save.

Share results

If you collect email addresses in your form, you can send results immediately or wait until you're ready to share them.

By default:

Grades will release immediately

Email addresses won't be collected.

Change how you release grades

1. In Google Forms, open a quiz.

2. Click Settings.

3. Under "Release grades," select an option:

Immediately after each submission

Later, after manual review

Email results after review

1. In Google Forms, open a quiz.

2. At the top, click Responses Individual.

3. At the top right of a response with a recorded email address, click Release score.

4. Check the boxes next to the people you want to email.

5. Click Send emails and release.

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Create & grade quizzes with Google Forms

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Make a new quiz & answer key Tip: The quickest way to create a quiz is to go to

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Click anywhere to share your thoughts, ideas, provide links, or even feedback on what you learned here today!

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Watch this 1 minute video to see how to add students to your new class.

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Check out the Google Classroom learning center to learn some of the best tips/tricks out there from other educators.

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Get started with tips and videos from educators on how to set up and manage your Google Classroom.

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Already using Google Classroom?  Learn what's new in 2018-19, and go back through the change logs to see what other new things you may have missed.

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Already using Google Classroom?  Learn what's new in 2018-19, and go back through the change logs to see what other new things you may have missed.

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New Classwork page—We created a page to make it easier to create, organize, and find work. You can now organize your curriculum assignments into units or modules, and reorder work to match your class sequence.

New grading tool—We created a new grading tool to help you save time grading. The grading tool has a built-in comment bank where you can save commonly used feedback. You can also easily toggle between student submissions when grading..

Copy and reuse classwork—We made it easier to set up and reuse a class. Now you can copy all topics and assignments from one class to another. All work is copied as drafts, so you can make modifications before posting.

Improved People and Settings pages—We consolidated information to help you get to what you need more quickly. You can view and manage co-teachers, students, and guardians on the People page. We introduced a Settings page for all class settings, so you have one convenient location to update class descriptions, display or reset class codes, manage and control how students post on the Stream page, and more.

Turn off notifications for a class—We heard that teachers often join each other’s classes as co-teachers to share content and teaching strategies. But, getting notifications for all activity in a class can get overwhelming. Now you can turn off all notifications for a given class.

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We frequently add new features to Classroom. Check out this page to learn more about these new features. To get the latest updates on Classroom: Drive Shortcuts simplify how to find and organize your files and folders in multiple Google Drives. The originals stay in one location.

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Next - add assignments and topics to your class...

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Next - add assignments and topics to your class...

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Watch this 5 minute video to see how to add a topic and assignment in Google Classroom.

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Brand new to Google Classroom - start here!  

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Brand new to Google Classroom - start here!  

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Watch this 1 minute video to open Google Classroom and create your first class.

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How to Create a New Class in Google Classroom