Sections and Logic Branching in Google Forms can be incredibly useful for creating engaging and adaptable quizzes, surveys, and assignments for students. Here’s how:
1. Personalized Learning Paths:
- Imagine a science quiz where students answer a question about the heart.
- With Logic Branching, if they answer correctly, they move to a more challenging section on the circulatory system.
- If they answer incorrectly, they are directed to a section reviewing heart functions before continuing.
- This tailors the learning experience to each student’s understanding.
2. Multi-Level Assignments:
- Create a tiered assignment in literature.
- Use a section for basic comprehension questions, then use Logic Branching to send students who answer well to a deeper analysis section.
- Students who struggle on the initial questions can be directed to a section with resources and scaffolding to help them grasp the concepts before continuing.
3. Streamlined Feedback & Self-Assessment:
- Design a survey for students to reflect on their study habits.
- With Sections, group questions about preferred learning styles, time management strategies, and resource usage.
- Use Logic Branching to present students with targeted feedback based on their responses.
- This allows students to identify areas for improvement and personalise their study approach.
4. Interactive Exit Tickets:
- Create an exit ticket at the end of a lesson using Sections.
- In the first section, ask a general knowledge question.
- Based on the answer, Logic Branching can send students to different sections with follow-up questions or resources that address any learning gaps.
- This provides valuable insights into student comprehension and helps you tailor future lessons.
Overall, Sections and Logic Branching make Google Forms a versatile tool for educators to create assessments, assignments, and surveys that are:
- Adaptive: Cater to individual student needs and learning styles.
- Engaging: Provide a more interactive and personalised experience.
- Efficient: Reduce time spent on repetitive tasks like grading and allow for targeted feedback.
How to create sections in Google Form:
- Click on the 2 bars icon as show as below:
- It will create your next section below highlighting what number section it is such as below displays Section 3 of 3. Remember to put the title of the section
