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Google Forms isn't the first thing you think of when you think of assessment. It's not especially elegant, it won't wow students, and the learning curve isn't as mild as it might be. But with a little bit of work on the front-end, Google Forms can return the favor in spades on the back-end in the form of self-grading assessments. While there isn't an app (yet) that can uncover the true nuance of understanding, if you're using multiple-choice assessments-even just as pre and summative assessments-this trick can save you time, allowing the real potential of assessment to shine through in consistently extracting data to revise planned instruction.

"If you aren't using Google Forms in your classroom yet, you and your students are missing out on the limitless possibilities Google Forms offers. And to make using Google Forms in the classroom even more teacher-friendly, Google recently announced at ISTE 2016 that Google Forms now have an automatic grading option. Here are 10 ways that I like to utilize Google Forms in my classroom."

Just Pinned to Elearning and edtech: 81 WAYS TEACHERS CAN USE GOOGLE FORMS WITH THEIR STUDENTS https://t.co/uJXF5iIdMe

Just Pinned to Elearning and edtech: 81 WAYS TEACHERS CAN USE GOOGLE FORMS WITH THEIR STUDENTS https://t.co/uJXF5iIdMe

Just Pinned to Elearning and edtech: A Handy Infographic Featuring 10 Important New Google Forms... https://t.co/Ufd0CnBgkm

Just Pinned to Elearning and edtech: A Handy Infographic Featuring 10 Important New Google Forms... https://t.co/Ufd0CnBgkm

The Interesting Ways series of resources continue to grow as the community add ideas from the classroom. Below is one of the most popular with over 70 ideas shared by teachers for using Google Forms in a range of different ways.