In addition to posting resource material & collecting assignments on the Classwork page, Teachers
can also create quizzes.
Click the Classwork tab to get started.
Click the create button and choose Quiz Assignment.
When you elect to add a Quiz Assignment, Classroom creates a blank quiz using a Google Form that
you can edit and add questions to, and attaches it to the assignment (browse to.
If you already have a quiz created in Google Forms, click the x here and browse to your
selected quiz.
Title the quiz add a category, points, due dates, and a topic if applicable.
Toggle on Locked mode to prevent students from opening additional tabs or tools during
the assessment.
Locked mode only works on Chromebooks so do not enable this feature if your students will
be testing on laptops or desktops.
Grade importing can also be toggled on or off.
It limits each response to one per user, collects email addresses, and restricts responses to
users in your domain, It will also auto-import scores from the form spreadsheet to your Classroom
Gradebook.
To use and edit the blank quiz or any quiz you attach, simply click on the title to open
it in a new window..
Add/edit your questions and then click the Answer Key option to select the correct answer
and add optional answer feedback.
Choose the settings button and then the Quizzes tab to adjust additional settings.
I don’t want students to see their scores immediately, so I will select this option
(later after manual review) , and adjust what students will see once I release grades (missed
questions).
Save your changes
Once you are done adding or editing questions, close the quiz tab.
You can add the quiz to multiple classes using the For drop down menu and even assign it
only to specific students.
Like any assignment in Classroom, you can click Assign to post the quiz right away,
or use the drop down menu to save it as a draft for manual posting right when you need
it, or you can schedule the quiz to auto-release at a certain time.
Let’s view the quiz from a student’s view.
Locked mode disables all navtive screen recording and capturing, so I’m using Google cast
to transmit the Chromebook screen to my computer for recording.
In locked mode,....
When quizzes are in locked mode, students get a message about being unable to open tabs
or other applications and that all tabs will reload after the quiz is submitted.
Sure enough, when I click star quiz, my tabs disappear and all extensions and screen capturing
is disable.
If I try to close the quiz, I get this warning message about my teacher being notified.
That email looks like this.
After the student completes the quiz, a confirmation message is received but not the score, b/c
I elected to manually release those.
If the student tries to access the quiz again, they are reminded that only 1 attempt is allowed.
If I switch back to teacher view, and click on the quiz title I can see that the student
has submitted the quiz.
I can click view responses if there are questions I wish to view and score.
My assessment is fully auto-scored, so I can simply choose Import Grades to pull in those
scores into my gradebook.
When I’m ready, I can click return to release scores to individual students or all of my
students.
If I visit the grades tab, I can see that the quiz score has flowed into my gradebook.
I can override or adjust any scores I choose to if students submitted work offline.
And I can always reimport scores again to capture scores from students who were absent
and took the quiz later.
The Quiz Assignment feature allows you to leverage the power of Google forms within
your Classroom environment.