Showing posts with label Google Sheets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Sheets. Show all posts

Sunday, February 22, 2015

An Easy and Quick Way to Grade Quizzes on Google Drive Using Super Quiz Tool

February 22, 2015
Super Quiz is an excellent Google Sheets add-on that allows teachers to add some amazing functionalities to the quizzes they create through Google Forms. For instance, when you create a quiz, you only need to complete it once with an answer key and all future submissions will be automatically graded according to the answers you provided. Another important feature of Super Quiz is that it enables you to get a break down of class understanding and a list of incorrect students' answers  for each question in case you want to stage an intervention.



Also, �By filling out a few cells of information, you can also generate personalized differentiated written feedback emailed to students as soon as they submit a response. No need to monitor and �re-grade� - just set-up and go!You can split your quiz in up to 4 different topics, and provide specific feedback on each. If you don�t want to email students, you can choose to print feedback on a 2x2 array, too.�

Watch the video below to learn more about Super Quiz


Friday, October 10, 2014

Google Sheets Now Supports Spell Check

October, 2014
After the release of Google+ Poll today Google followed it with another new release for Google Sheets. The Spell Check functionality Google added today to its Sheets is the latest improved version of spell check. It resembles in the way it works the spell check that exist on Google Slides and Google Docs. Here is what Google said about it:



In this version, spelling is checked against the web (similar to Docs and Slides) so that the dictionary is always up-to-date. Also like in Docs and Slides, people can add words to their own dictionary so that the spell checker won't mark names or abbreviations as misspellings in the future.

 You can access the functionality by selecting Tools -> Spelling. Incorrect words are featured in a window on the upper right corner of the screen, along with suggested spellings. Suggestions can be accepted or ignored.


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