As promised in my first post...this is how I use Flubaroo (an Add-On in Google Sheets) to grade Google Forms. Did I mention I LOVE Google Forms? Oh my! Google forms are my go-to way to gather data from/about my students. I make Google Forms for all kinds of things! Math quizzes, Spelling tests, taking quick polls, response to Literature, and more.
There are a couple of things you need to know if you want to have Flubaroo grade your Google form. When creating your Google form, choose Multiple Choice, Choose from List, or Checkboxes for the type of questions. Those work best with Flubaroo.
Now having said that, when I made my Spelling Test form, I chose "Text" as the question type. This DOES work with Flubaroo because there is only ONE correct way to spell the word. The students are only typing in that spelling word, so Flubaroo will grade it. Flubaroo is awesome for grading things that only have one correct answer. When I make Google forms that require explanations, I do not use Flubaroo to grade those.
There are a couple of things you need to know if you want to have Flubaroo grade your Google form. When creating your Google form, choose Multiple Choice, Choose from List, or Checkboxes for the type of questions. Those work best with Flubaroo.
Now having said that, when I made my Spelling Test form, I chose "Text" as the question type. This DOES work with Flubaroo because there is only ONE correct way to spell the word. The students are only typing in that spelling word, so Flubaroo will grade it. Flubaroo is awesome for grading things that only have one correct answer. When I make Google forms that require explanations, I do not use Flubaroo to grade those.
When you are creating your Google form, be sure to check the box (at the top of the form) that says, "Automatically collect respondent's ....username". Flubaroo will need that information when it's all done grading your form.
When Flubaroo has finished grading your form, it will email the results to your students. What? I didn't mention that Flubaroo will email the student's scores to them! Shame on me! The students love getting an immediate email with their results!