Integrating quizzes to Google Classroom

How does Google Classroom work?

• It works as a shared online whiteboard, allowing students and teachers to add simultaneously texts, images or videos.

• It works as a database, centralizing all the documents that students shared with you along time.

• It works as an online environment, in which teachers can communicate with their students and share assignments, announcements and questions.

What is the main purpose of Quizizz?

• It allows you to conduct formative assessments in a fun and engaging way.

• It allows you to conduct and quickly grade summative assessments.

• It allows you to assess students in real time and without making use of paper.

What is the main difference between Quizziz and other quiz tools (e.g. Kahoot)?

• Quizziz is student-paced.

• Quizziz let you select multiple correct answers for a question.

• Quizziz can be used on any device.

What kind of real-time feedback can be obtained with Quizziz?

• Reports about the class.

• Reports about the student.

• Reports about the performance on each question.

Is it possible to make a Quizizz available to each student at different moments?

• No, Quizizz works just a group real-time activity.

• No, teachers can schedule a Quizizz (E.g. as a homework), but it must be done by all the students at the same time.

• Yes, Quizizz doesn't need to be a real-time activity and each student can do it when it's most convenient.

When you integrate a Quizizz into Google Classroom, how are students identified?

• They opt for identifying themselves by their Google account name or by a nickname.

• They are identified by their Google account name.

• They are identified by their nickname.

• They are identified by their Google account name and by a nickname.

What are the major benefits of integrating Quizizz to Google Classroom?

• Assignment completion by the students and their grades are automatically added to Google Classroom platform.

• Students grades are automatically added to a Google spreadsheet, that can be opened via Google Classroom.

• Students that didn't complete the assignment are warned by e-mail that they should do it.