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How Do You Create Self-Grading Quizzes in Google Forms?

By Matthew Lynch
September 14, 2020
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Developing self-grading quizzes with Google Forms is an excellent time-saver. This allows learners to see their test results right after they submit the quiz. Educators can even pre-record feedback for right and wrong answers. Students love getting immediate results, and you will love having your tests graded for you! 

Here is how you do it:

  1. Visit the following page to create a new Google form
  2. Access the Settings menu (gear icon), choose ‘Quizzes’ tab, and toggle ‘Make this a quiz’
  1. Customize the options that appear underneath, make sure to check ‘Immediately after each submission’ under ‘Release grade’
  2. Go back to the Form, enter your questions and their instructions, attachments, and options
  3. Include the answer key for each question, the points for each right answer, and your feedback for right and wrong answers
  4. Double-check the Form by clicking on the ‘Preview’ (eye button) on the top right-hand corner of your screen – answer all the questions once and check if everything is working as you hoped.
  1. Access to the ‘Response’ tab, and turn on ‘Accepting responses’ and then click on the ‘+’ button to create a spreadsheet to collect the responses
  1. Go back to your Google Classroom, create a new post (question, assignment, or announcement) and add the specific Google Form as an attachment by clicking the Google Drive button
  1. Learners will be able to view the Form as an attachment to the post
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