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With CheckItOut enabled in Google Forms you simply title the set of items that people will be checking out (iPads for example) then choose if you want people to choose from check boxes, a list, or multiple choice question. After making those selections CheckItOut will create the form formatting for you. Once created you can edit the list of items that being checked-out. When someone uses your form to check-out an item, that item is automatically moved from the check-out field to the check-in field of your form which makes it easy for everyone to see which items are available and which are not.

g(Math) Form Responder with Handwriting Entry will now allow your Form Responders to sketch a Form Response. This is great news for math teachers who want students to show their work (makes me wish I had some touchscreen Chromebooks for my class)!

A quick overview of formative,a service that allows teachers to send out formative questions and receive feedback.

"Chalk is an excellent web tool that teachers and educators can use to reduce their paperwork. Chalk allows users to convert any document into a form that can be easily signed or filled out online. As a teacher you can use this tool to distribute forms to be filled out and signed by others (e.g parents, students, school personnels…etc)."

"g(Math) for Forms now has a new Handwriting interface with more features. You can change colors and also take a WebCam picture and annotate on top of it. Great for quickly sketching a math problem and adding it to a Form! Look for this improved Handwriting Entry in the other flavors of g(Math) soon now that my school is on summer holiday!! +Chris Webb, my next section is the grading portion of g(Math) for Sheets!"

Turn off a Google form on a certain date or after a certain number of responses, add math equations to forms

Good List of formative tools

Assessments are a part of every classroom, regardless of subject matter or grade level. They come in all shapes and sizes, and they can be used for a number of reasons. Sometimes, the differences between the types of assessments can be subtle. Many teachers will find that some subjects lend themselves really well to certain types of question formats (like multiple choice vs. short answer vs. essay), but the style of question shouldn't be confused with the type of assessment. While there are many more, summative and formative assessments are probably two of the most widely used in education today. The handy infographic below takes a look at the main concepts of each type of assessment along with examples of each. Keep reading to learn more!

Top 21 tech tools for formative assessment; I've heard of most of these, but this might be nice to share with others who are just starting out in this area.

Very cool way to use forms, sheets, addons to make a lesson plan automagically

Use social media for quick Formative Assessments.

Formative is an online assessment tool that lets teachers set up questions which run on any device with a web browser (iPads, smartphones, laptops, iPod Touches, etc.)

You can use g(Math) with students so they can put equations and graphs into Google forms. Here are screenshots to show you how.

This is very cool! Make a Google form quiz that draws questions from a bank that you create.

This shows how to create charts with your google forms data.

Need to eliminate a choice or automatically turn off a form or insert math? Here are addons to help with that.

Google forms are one option for creating surveys . Here are 5 others ones.

"This add-on allows you to automatically differentiate assignments for students based on the score they receive on a Google Forms quiz."

find & assign articles, view & evaluate formative assessment data