Google Forms for Assessment & Scaffolding
Learn how to leverage Google Forms not only for creating assessments and quizzes, but also for scaffolding questions to support diverse learning environments and differentiate instruction.
Lab Overview
Google Forms for Assessment
Google Forms is a powerful tool for creating quizzes and assessments with automatic grading, instant feedback, and detailed analytics. Here's how to maximize its potential:
Creating Quizzes with Auto-Grading
Question Types for Assessment
Setting Point Values & Feedback
Google Forms for Scaffolding in Diverse Learning Environments
Use Google Forms to differentiate instruction and provide scaffolded support for students at different learning levels. Create adaptive learning experiences that meet each student where they are.
Branching & Conditional Logic
Tiered Question Sets for Different Learning Levels
Using Sections to Break Complex Tasks
Embedded Supports: Links, Images, Videos
Best Practices & Tips
Test Your Forms
Always preview and test your forms before sharing with students to catch errors and ensure logic works correctly
Clear Instructions
Write clear, concise instructions for each section and question to minimize confusion
Accessibility
Use high-contrast colors, alt text for images, and screen reader-friendly formatting
Data Analysis
Use the Responses tab to analyze results and identify areas where students need additional support
Required Questions
Mark essential questions as required, but allow optional questions for extension activities
Response Validation
Use response validation to ensure students provide complete and properly formatted answers
Lab Resources
Submit Your Work
Create two Google Forms: one quiz with auto-grading and one scaffolded activity using branching logic. Share the links to both forms below.