Tips for Teachers: Using Google Forms for Grading Rubrics

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Google Forms have a number of use cases in the classroom. From polls to surveys, teachers can ask their students to fill out a Google Form to easily record information.

Teachers can also use a Google Form as their own personal grading rubric to speed up the process of grading dozens of essays, papers or assignments. All you need to do is transfer your grading rubric to a Google Form and break it down to whatever scale you may use.

It's also important to include enough information so you can tie a form to a specific student and their section / class. You can also use basic spreadsheet functions to automatically add up a student's score to easily give them feedback.

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[lanisehill]

Any chance this procedure will be updated to reflect how Google drive currently operates? Thank you.

[madgesmithalumniparent]

This is really cool and I am excited to try it. I have used Flubaroo a few times to grade assignments and email the results to students. I do not see how I can use Flubaroo with the rubric data. This data in the spreadsheet is the actual grade not an answer from a student. I don't want Flubaroo to grade it for me. Can you tell me a little bit more about how this works?

[edwardsamaniego]

Thank you! Definitely going to use this for assessments.

[BoganiLCapo]

Google forms has recently updated so the process of creating a similar rubric has changed. Will you please help!?

[mollymcfarland]

what was the add-on you mentioned at the end? You said it so quickly I couldn't catch it. Floobaroo?