Finders Keepers

I looked at the self scoring quiz. I created a quiz and my partner, Rachel created a quiz. We shared our quizzes with one another and took each others quizzes. I think creating the quiz was easy, and emailing it to someone was also fairly easy. However, the self scoring part of the form was not very easy to follow. Overall, I think the self scoring quizzes will be a great tool for me as a teacher, especially when I am able to work out the kinks and spend time perfecting the process. I somewhat understand how to set up the formula part of the self scoring quiz, I just do not fully understand how to interpret the equation, for example, I am not sure what the $ represents. I did listen to Dr. Krug explain how to set up an answer key and he used different parameters and it mad much more sense to me than the example the example gives.To my understanding, you can only put an answer key in line by line AFTER the answer has came in and the dollar sign allows for the answers to always compare to answer key.

I looked at the Graphing with Google Docs & Forms elementary lesson plan. This lesson plan required students to create a Google Form to collect information to their class, then the teacher will be able to view a summary of the data in Google Spreadsheet. This lesson has a quiz in Google Spreadsheet as well.