Google Forms| Smart, secure assessment with Google Forms and Class Tools
Marking eats up hours, while you would rather spend that time on your students. With Google Forms you build assessments that mark themselves, and with Class Tools you run them securely, so that assessment gives you time back instead of costing you time.
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| Responsible | Kristof Van Dyck |
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| Last Update | 26/08/2026 |
| Completion Time | 1 hour 13 minutes |
| Members | 1 |
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NL_Cursus_Google FormsNew
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FR_Cours_Google FormsNew
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EN_Course_Google FormsNew
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EN_Deck_Google FormsNew
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1. Assessing in a digital classroom5Lessons · 9 mins
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1.0. IntroductionNew
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1.1. Why assess, and why digitally?New
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1.2. What is Google Forms, and where do you find it?New
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1.3. What is Class Tools, and when do you use it meaningfully?New
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1.4. A form or a quiz: what is the difference?New
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2. Building your first assessment5Lessons · 18 mins
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2.1. Starting a form and finding it again laterNew
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2.2. Working with templatesNew
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2.3. Getting to know and using the question typesNew
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2.4. Important buttonsNew
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2.5. Which question types do and do not lend themselves to self-marking?New
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3. Self-marking: the quiz that marks itself4Lessons · 10 mins
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3.1. From form to quiz: turning on self-markingNew
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3.2. Answer keys, points and automatic markingNew
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3.3. Attaching answer feedback: turning a mistake into a learning momentNew
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3.4. Practice mode: using your quiz formativelyNew
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4. Structure and differentiation: sections and branching3Lessons · 10 mins
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4.1. Using sections for overviewNew
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4.2. Setting up branching based on an answerNew
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4.3. Designing adaptive learning paths: revision or extensionNew
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5. Sharing your assessment3Lessons · 14 mins
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5.1. Collaborating with colleagues and sharing as a templateNew
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5.2. Sharing with students via a Google Classroom assignmentNew
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5.3. Other ways to shareNew
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6. Marking and giving feedback3Lessons · 3 mins
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6.1. Viewing and analysing resultsNew
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6.2. Marking open questions and awarding pointsNew
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6.3. Giving efficient, meaningful feedbackNew
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7. Running assessments securely3Lessons · 4 mins
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7.1. Class Tools in your lessonNew
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7.2. Locked mode on managed ChromebooksNew
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7.3. Using Google Forms and Class Tools together: the complete testing scenarioNew
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8. Getting started in your own classroom3Lessons · 5 mins
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8.1. An assessment strategy for your subjectNew
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8.2. Pitfalls and points of attentionNew
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8.3. Growing furtherNew
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