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Assessment

Flubaroo combine with Google Forms make an excellent tool for teachers.  It helps to read assignments and assessments, gets report and analysis on students performance.  The steps shown below are taking from http://www.flubaroo.com/home.  Because I'm new on Flubaroo it was essential for me to follow the steps of Flubaroo so I can have a better idea; it seems a straightforward tool to use and will help me for the assessment of students.  However, the traditional way for assessments without technology may apply for some of the students I may have.  I will be working on a Special Education classroom, and each student may have individualizations task that may need to be graded in different ways.




Step 1:  Create an assignment 
  • Create a new Google Form
If there is an existing Google Spreadsheet, it allows you to recreate associated form by clicking "Tools/ "Create a form" as shown below



The other option is going to Google Drive account and create a new "Form" directly by clicking on the red "NEW" button and finding "Google Forms." 



Step 2:  Create an Answer Key 
  • Open up the form as a student would, fill it out with the correct answers and submit.
Step 3 Assign it!
  • Post a link to the form on your class website, as students submit, their responses will show up in the spreadsheet.



Step 4:  Grade it 


Step 5 Review the Grades
The grades created by Flubaroo will be located in an adjacent worksheet called "Grades."


 Flubaroo will show which questions were answered correctly ("1" point), which incorrectly ("0" points).

 The Flubaroo menu will now offer you the ability to email each student their grades.






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