Where are my Google Classroom quiz responses?
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- This video goes over where to find the individual student responses to a survey or quiz assignment you have created in Google Classroom
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There is an easier way.
Make sure you set the "make a quiz" button on.
Simply click the quiz from Google Classroom directly and click the little edit button (looks like a pen).
From there click responses and then you can check each answer individually or as a summary
is there a way where student's scores are automatically generated in the __/100 (highest possible score) part or do we need to manually input the their scores? or does it automatically add?
@@zed990998 I have been working on getting Google Classroom to convert the scores into a percentile score (rather than correct answers/total questions), but haven't come up with a solution yet. I will be sure to share it right away if I crack it!
Do you know where my students will find the feedback I have provided on their answers? The quiz form just disappears from classrooms when I return in to my students, and the feedback remains invisble to them
You can also click on the little green square on the top right on the responses page. It will create a spreadsheet with all your students' answers and their scores. It even includes a timestamp as to when they took the quiz. The spreadsheet goes right into your Google Drive. It will have the same file name as your quiz but will add (responses) so you know it's the response form.
So helpful thanks
Where to find the little green square?
@@kimschannel8584 when you go into your Google Form that is the quiz, click on the pencil at the bottom of the page. Then you will see Questions and Responses tabs at the top of your form. Tap on Responses and it will appear like magic!
This is a very big help! There's no "responses" on my created assignment and I was so bothered and nervous that I cant find the grade of the students. Now I know I can also find them in Drive.. Thank you so much, sir! May God bless you more.
Thank you! Teaching online is something I never thought I'd have to do. Your video has helped a lot!
Thanks a mil you are a star. I battled the whole day to get to review it. My friend said I am a BBT (Born before technology) Feel now I climb the mountain. Enjoy.
Thank you SO much for your video! I had "lost" my results, and your advise helped me "find" them in the folder in the drive. I appreciate your help!!
Hey! Thanks for the video, teacher! You were in the right place at 3:00 minutes into the video. When it takes you to the 'actual form file', it should have a little pen icon (edit this form) at the bottom right of that page. Click it, and you should land on the page where you see the "Responses" tab at the top. That's where the submitted responses are. Hope this helps. Keep up the good work. Be safe. Take care. GOD bless :)
Thank you so much for showing me how to check students individual response for Google Classroom. I have watched a lot of videos before yours to find a answer. Only your video helps.
Thank you! This really helped! I am a 9 year old teacher, and my students kept on submitting the same assignment over and over again until they got it right. Tysm! I work at JFK in the suburb middle school. Virtual teaching is hard! I teach 7th grade.
THANK YOU! I'm decently tech savvy but I could not for the life of me figure out where to find their answers.
SAME!
Thank you very much. Great Video. Very simple steps
Thank you sir. I was also looking for individual responses but was unable to find. 👍
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Thank you so much!! was searching for this for so long!
At 3:10 you said there might be a quicker way to do this. Rather than opening a new tab to access your Google Drive, it is quicker to click the Class Drive Folder on the right of the screen next to the Google Calendar. That will take you directly to your Google Drive. Hope that helps.
Thank-you so much. I liked this method.
I think you can go to Forms and all of the forms you've created are there, along with responses/grades.
Indeed this helps a lot...
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!
Very helpful vedio... Thank you
Thank you. That was helpful
Thanks you save my life
How to check the marks obtained by my students. I have give assignments and they have already submitted but I am not able to see their scores instead it is showing missing everywhere
I am seeing the individual task. However, the name for each student is not shown. How can I identify the names of the student with the grade they received from the quiz? Thanks in advance for your help.
You can also send student responses to a spreadsheet.
You can click on the pencil in the right hand corner of the assignment and then click on responses.
Hi I am Huma.I am preparing my result but unable to find students scores in Drive .I searched in different ways.Try to import the scores but no use.Scores and emails are not visible.Total responses are shown but when I click on it individual or collect responses of students are not visible.I don't know who responded.Tomorrow i have to submit my result .please guide
HI-have been using google classroom with forms and linked spreadsheets for a while but have started to have a problem-maybe someone else has experienced this. I have a student who is listed in the class under people. She submits her response to the google form, I am notified through gmail that she has submitted it, I see on the classwork page that she has turned it in, however, her answers do not populate in the spreadsheet with everyone else, nor do her answers show up on the response page. Consequently I have no way of seeing her answers (that I know of) I am not having this problem with any other students. They all submit the form, I see their individual responses and eventually their answers populate in the spreadsheet that is linked to the form. Does anyone have any idea what I can do?
Not 100% sure, but it may have something to do with the Google account/email she is logging in with. Our students all have school gmail accounts, and have to use those to log in to Classroom and submit Forms responses. I'm not actually sure if it will LET them log in with other email accounts, but I imagine it would cause issues like this if they did.
@@nicholasstahl713 Thanks for getting back to me. I am now having this same problem with several other students who previously populated my spreadsheet when submitting and now are not. I am wondering if there is something that these students are forgetting to do after finishing the math assignment that I am pushing out through their google classroom.
Unfortunately, students didn’t give their names and ID in Quiz Assignment. How to find out in responses spreadsheet that who submitted the response?
You saved my life! Thanks a lot!
Thank you Nicholas. This helped a lot. I was so chuffed with my great quiz, but then the reality hit me, and I could not grade their work. I don't know if but I find it frustrating when you pick the option self - mark. You have to give so many variables in order for the Quizzes not to mark it incorrect. Are there any useful tips on this?
Very useful information. You are right. I think you have to do it this way unless the students' emails have the same Google Classroom registered email domain for their institution?
Thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for the information. I have checked my drive but I still don't see any assignments I have given my students. Why? How should the students submit their assignments to me so I may se the results? I thought they had to share and Turn-in and they tell me they don't have Share, just Turn-in but I still don't see the assignments even when I see that they supposedly Turn-in the work, and Iam not seeing them in my Google Drive Classroom folder. HELP!
Hi Nicholas,
I could not find email address of my learners in individuals part in Google forms. Should I enable something in settings?
If the "collect email addresses" box under the settings (gear symbol at top of screen) menu is not checked when you create the Forms quiz, responses will all be anonymous. Unfortunately, even though you CAN edit the assignment and check the box after creation, there is no way to identify responses already received when you do.
Thanks! I’m a science teacher too.
Excelent, just what I was looking for!
Thanks ... at first I thought Google Classroom didn't record the submission he.he.. but after checking my google drive.. there it is...
Thanks for the video. I'm now trying to download each student's quiz on to my computer so I can insert them in to their own personal Word folder. ANY IDEA HOW TO CONVERT these GOOGLE QUIZZES into WORD DOCUMENTS?
When I go to "Individual" in the Quiz results, my student's emails are not linked, so I just see "Individual 1", "Individual 2", etc. How do I get the emails linked to the responses?
I always make the first question of the quiz their name. I also make it required so that they can't submit without putting their name in. I just don't assign it a point value.
You can turn on email collection in the settings.
@@katherinemariebrooks7337 That's a good idea!
@@andyfarr6981 Thanks, finally figured it out later that day that I posted.
Nicholas Stahl above said the following .... If the "collect email addresses" box under the settings (gear symbol at top of screen) menu is not checked when you create the Forms quiz, responses will all be anonymous. Unfortunately, even though you CAN edit the assignment and check the box after creation, there is no way to identify responses already received when you do.
Where do my students find the feedback I have provided them on every single question?
Thank you.
IF you hit "import", it should automatically list all of the grades for you in the blanks next to your students names.
Hello,Where does it say import?
True fact! Just be sure to review all the short/long answer questions and assign points first, as Google Forms just marks them all as wrong by default.
@@haneenabdulgader7953 For quizzes or other Google Forms assignments, first "view assignment", then click on the Student Work Tab. You should see the "import grades" button on the right side of the screen next to the assignment title, and just below the gear icon for settings. Just be sure you review the submissions first if you have any short or long answer questions, as Google will mark them incorrect by default.
thanks for the BIG help!!!
I did a google classroom quizzes for my students in few quiz I could see the respondents name when I was trying to manually grade their work but in one I couldn’t see at least 12 respondents/students name. Is there a setting issue.
You are not the only one to have this happen (See Linda Whitelt-Foster's comment below). As best as I can tell, it has to do with the email account/Google account they are logged in with when they submit. I had it happen a couple times early on, because my kids were logged in with personal emails, rather than the .edu email the school provided them with. Not positive that's was the cause, but it hasn't happened since I told them all the make sure they used thier school email.
Thanks!
Thanks! That Helps.
Thank you so much
Thanks a lot🙏🏽
I need help with the names because I don't have names or email addresses to identify the students. It just says response 1 through whatever. NO NAMES.
@@mr.gaming6277 yes. I clicked in trh settings and found an option to record emails. I also have a question that says names Always. That way its earier. And its always the first question
How can we see the quizzes by date?
Thank you
Just found this. Great video but when I went to individual the window for email address just said response 1, response 2 . . . I created the quiz in my google drive. Do you think that is why I did not get the email address in the window?
There is an option, under settings, when you create the assignment/quiz to collect email addresses with responses. It sounds like that box was NOT checked when you created yours. Unfortunately, I don't know of any way to determine who those responses came from. My suggestion is to give whole-class feedback, using the anonymous responses to point out common mistakes or misconceptions, or you could always recreate the quiz with the "collect email" box checked, and make them redo it.
Tyyssmmm!!!
I am not seeing it still
Hello, I make a quiz via google forms but i forgot to include their email or name. Is their a way I could identify them?
Unfortunately, no. You can edit the assignment and have it start collecting emails for future responses, but there's no way I have found to identify the ones you already got anonymously. If it's a short assignment, you could have them redo it. If it's a longer one, I'd suggest breaking down the grouped responses and giving whole class feedback. "It looks like everyone got #3 correct! I'm proud of you guys, it looks like you really have a handle on (concept x)! It looks like we have a split on #7 though, let's take a look and figure out which group has it. Almost everyone missed #12, let's review that item, and see what went wrong. Was there a problem in the format of the question, or was it just a tough one we weren't ready for yet?" Etc.
(Im a student) I did a quiz but i cant send it to my professor. I have "You have already answered" error and I cant send my results to professor ?
There is an option, during the creation of the quiz, to only accept one response from each email address. It's hard to be sure without access to the actual quiz, my guess is that's causing your issue. If you took the quiz once, or perhaps stopped partway through and/or accidentally submitted a response before you were done, it would not allow you to submit another response. In any case, your professor can simply delete the existing response from your email address, and you will be able to re-submit. I would recommend you contact them.
@@nicholasstahl713 Thanks !
The student's email address doesn't appear in the individual responses. What can I do? Because I want to see each individual's response to the quiz.
Unfortunately, if the "collect email addresses" box isn't checked when you create the form, responses are anonymous. You'll have to edit the form and have them retake it, or just give feedback to the whole class based on the cumulative responses.
@@nicholasstahl713Alright. Thanks!
@@jefrisitohang57 It is hard to figure out why you would need the email address to see the answers. I assume you can't see the names of your students to figure out who each response belongs to. If that is the case, I recommend that next time you make a quiz, the first question is always the name of the student, make it with the option of SHORT ANSWER, and click on the option REQUIRED so that each student can't send it without a name. If you do have the names on your quiz, then go to the top section of the quiz, click on responses, and then on the top right side of the quiz you will see a green square, very small; of you just place the cursor over it (don't click on it yet) something will appear that says "create a spreadsheet". Click on it, two options will appear, choose the one on the top, click on CREATE, and it will download to your computer a spread sheet with all the grades. I hope it helps.
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Thank you so much.
Thank you