Kristie,

Google Forms will do that for you. You can convert a Form to a "self-grading" Form.
You no longer need to get Add-Ons. We used to use Flubaroo with Forms until Google introduced self-grading Forms.

The feature works with Forms, not Docs.

The feature allows you to ask questions, create an answer key, assign points to each question, and either release grades immediately to students, or at a later date. There are some new features too. You can now add links to resources for questions students get wrong. You can use the links to send students to the Web for additional help, or even to your own Google Docs, as a review of what they've studied. Plus, you can add personal comments to individual students, and you can hand score individual questions for specific students - great for special needs students or those who have been absent, etc.

You can also add images as part of the question, or you can add them as answer choices (distractors).

(See attached screen shots below)
  1. Create you test/quiz in Google Forms
  2. Click the gear icon in the top, right
  3. Click "Quizzes"
  4. Click, "Make This a Quiz"
  5. Decide if students can see results immediately or not
  6. Decide if students can see missed questions, correct answers, point values for each question.

Carol LaRow

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Carol LaRow



Hi,

Is anyone familiar with a feature to autograde student work in either Google Classroom or Google docs?

A teacher has said they’ve done this in the past but can’t remember how… but my recollection is that Google doesn’t support autograding (the way that, say, Schoology does).

 

Thanks in advance for any input

 

Kristie McGarry

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