Recently I assisted my principal in creating a Google Form to collect some information from teachers. Then last week we had the opportunity to watch a free webinar from SimpleK12 about using Google Forms in the classroom. As I began thinking about my next professional development session for teachers, I decided that this would be a worthy use of their time. Tim is always at a premium for educators!
Why is Google Forms such a valuable tool for teachers? Watch this clip from ?Time Efficiency?:
Yes, Google Forms can be a great time-saver for teachers! Creating forms is quick and easy, and results are collected immediately in a corresponding spreadsheet that can even be formulated to be self-checking. (a “how-to” video for that: Self-Grading Google Forms)
Here is a short list of ideas for teachers from the SimpleK12 blog:
- Peer evaluation
- Formative assessment
- Book Reviews
- Survey before and after a lesson/discussion
- Collect science data
- Organize groups
- Volunteer opportunities
- Student feedback
- Online reading record
- Find out more about your students’ interests
Here’s a more extensive list from the collaborative efforts of Tom Barrett and contributing educators around the world, 71+ Interesting Ways to Use Google Forms in the Classroom:
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