I stumbled upon the SuperQuiz Google Add-On this summer when I was exploring the new Google updates. SuperQuiz is a teacher's assistant self-grader, which instantly grades assessments and generates personalized feedback for each student. When you run the SuperQuiz Add-On in the Response Sheet for a Google Form, it generates multiple tabs, each with a different way to look at the data. The sheer amount of tabs seems a bit overwhelming at first, but after you explore it, you are sure to find the break down of tabs helpful in deciphering class results. Two of my favorite tabs include the Class Results tab, which would be very helpful in guiding PLC conversations, and the Incorrect Students tab, which aids in differentiating your students.
As a teacher, there are only two tabs that you need to do anything with, Auto Feedback Configuration and Document and Email Configuration. Let's break down these two tabs...
As a teacher, there are only two tabs that you need to do anything with, Auto Feedback Configuration and Document and Email Configuration. Let's break down these two tabs...
The SuperQuiz Add-On was created by Oli Trussell, a secondary math teacher in the UK. He appears to be continually evolving and growing the Add-On. Recently, there have been more tabs that you can add-in to the mix, including Compare Submissions, which allows you at a glance to compare retake scores, and Charts, which shows you a visual comparison of answers students selected.
He has also recently added some paid features, which create visual charts help further break down different questions and student responses. He considers this a "social experiment" as he did not want to charge for the service, but changed his mind after he realized the amount of time and energy he has put into the project. The nice thing is that he allows you to choose what you'd like to pay ($2, 5, or 10) to unlock premium features.
Regardless of whether you unlock the premium features, the SuperQuiz basics rescues teachers from hours of grading and sorting student responses.
~Amber Bridge, Technology Consultant
He has also recently added some paid features, which create visual charts help further break down different questions and student responses. He considers this a "social experiment" as he did not want to charge for the service, but changed his mind after he realized the amount of time and energy he has put into the project. The nice thing is that he allows you to choose what you'd like to pay ($2, 5, or 10) to unlock premium features.
Regardless of whether you unlock the premium features, the SuperQuiz basics rescues teachers from hours of grading and sorting student responses.
~Amber Bridge, Technology Consultant
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