How to Turn a Google Form into the Lesson (Not Just the Quiz)
Failed to add items
Add to cart failed.
Add to wishlist failed.
Remove from wishlist failed.
Follow podcast failed
Unfollow podcast failed
How to Turn a Google Form into the Lesson (Not Just the Quiz)
-
Narrated by:
-
Written by:
Most teachers use Google Forms to check for understanding after a lesson. In this episode, Alison Howd shows how to make the form the lesson itself.
She walks through a real research project she built for third grade: students watch a short embedded video, then branch into different sections based on an animal they pick, each one linking to real research questions. Built once, it now runs for a new group of students every year with about five minutes of updates.
You'll learn the two rules that make a form reusable year after year (never put the year in the title, and always track which class a response came from), plus how to set up branching logic in Google Forms step by step.
Subscribe so you don't miss next Tuesday, and visit thattechsavvyteacher.com for the free resources linked below.
Build a Google Form That Teaches Itself (free guide)
Teacher Systems Lab