Creating a Grading Rubric for Easy Grading with Google Forms

[@margievanduyne4996]

This was absolutely amazing. What a wonderful time saver. Thank you so much for making this video!!

[@earlg3966]

Thank you Mr. Rey for your time and expertise.

[@ricardogalvan1413]

Thank you. Very simple and to the point.

[@nyerobinson3320]

Thanks! I’ll probably add an open ended question box to write small notes as well.

[@fredy749]

Thank you for this very helpful tutorial. Amazing!!!!

[@CassieG.]

Super helpful and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@Lenahoney24]

Amazing!!!and just in time. Thank you

[@michelekmak1950]

Thank you so much. This was so helpful.

[@bivianaruizlopez9641]

It was very helpful, thank you !!!

[@noorashidahmohdhairanibg403]

Thank you for the nice tutorial for me, as a beginner.

[@andrewhyogo]

Thanks for this video. I’ve made my rubric, sent it out so that each student gets a copy, and have now got some essays back. My students essays are all on Google Classroom. Do I need to copy and paste each essay into Google Docs, choose score rubric, and then copy and paste it back into Google Classroom before entering their grade? How do I know that they will get the version with the comments I’ve added as well as seeing the rubric after I’ve evaluated each essay? Thanks.

[@TinaGrimesArtChick]

If you want to create multiple rubrics for multiple classes, would it be necessary to create a new Google Sheet each time a rubric is created in order to view results? Or is it possible to add to an existing sheet in order to keep rubrics sorted and viewable by their classes?

[@chanaguerrero5762]

What if you want to score multiple questions with a rubric?

[@daisybarreto1834]

In that scenario I would make it as a quiz type form. Add your questions and then the answers would be based on rubric. I like to include an image of the rubric I’m using in my google form, just as a reference.

[@SWHSbobcats]

I thought your video was helpful and clear but I can't believe you showed your students' names.