The video shows you how to set up choice eliminator 2 which is an add-on for Google Forms. The add-on allows you to set limits on how many responders can choose a particular option from a multiple choice question. Once the limit has been reached, it will be removed from the question for future responders. The add-on is typically used for eliminating choices when signing up for things such as extra help slots, parent meeting appointment times, and snacks for a party. However, this tweak that I learned from a recent GAFE Summit showed us how to use it to randomly group participants based on their responses to the question.
Hi! I'm Jen Cauthers. I am a science teacher and district technology leader in Mahopac, NY. I created this blog to share the resources and ideas that I find to help teachers integrate technology into their curriculum. There is so much information out there that it is easy to feel overwhelmed, so my goal is to share what I think is useful for others, particularly those in my district.
Thursday, July 7, 2016
Random grouping using Choice Eliminator in Google Forms
Sometimes, group work can be tough to set students up randomly so they are not always with their friends or the same people. If you use Google Forms for a Do Now, I have an easy way for you to randomly group your students that is also kind of fun.
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