Quizzes+and+Surveys

Surveys offer teachers great opportunity to find out more about their students lives and knowledge.

Although sometimes easily dismissed as simplistic or best suite to specific knowledge skills, multiple choice quizzes offer great opportunities to teachers, it all depends on how the questions are framed. Of course quizzes can have both free text entry or other tools such as scales and checkboxes. When combined with media such as images or video these can be invaluable tools.

One easy way to build a multimedia quiz is to use Google forms, which allow you to include images and and embed YouTube videos. The screencats below from Richard Byrne, or this tutorial How to set up [|quizzes and surveys] in Google Form should help to get you started.

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**Learning Outcomes and Activities** //please add to the list including links to examples//
 * student surveys
 * multimedia quizzes

Processes that could be included in this activity include: Search & Discovery, Research, Learning Design
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