Thyra Mathews 

PSIII University of Lethbridge 

 

How to Use This Tool:  

 
Phase 1: Giving the Test 
1. Make a copy​ ​of the google form. 
2. Look through the questions and edit them based on the needs of your 
class. 
3. To use on Google Classroom, create a “Quiz Assignment” and add the 
test. Ensure that the settings are set to your preferences. This will mark 
the multiple choice questions for you. 
4. If any students prefer to write the test using a hard copy, they will print 
out nicely as well. 
 
Phase 2: Marking the Test 
1. Go to the ‘Responses” tab in the Google Form test. 
2. All of the questions on the test are organized by outcome to allow for 
easy marking.  
3. Each question is valued out of a 2 or a 3. This is not to show a quantitative 
right or wrong, but rather shows the possible level of cognitive 
understanding. If a student demonstrates knowledge at the expert level, 
they could get a 4, but this is difficult to show in a Unit Test style 
assessment. 
4. Mark each outcome separately based on the level of understanding the 
student shows. It is important to note that there will be no final grade on 
the test because it assesses multiple outcomes.  
5. Give students the results of their exam, you can do this easily using a 
comment on google classroom. Remind students to ignore the final score 
on their exams as this does not show understanding on each outcome.  
6. Add their score for each outcome into the gradebook.