Students don't have to have an e-mail account. You can just create your quiz and provide them with the url for it. I even saw someone create a QR code at qrstuff.com that linked them to the quiz. It works like a charm. I've already used and tested it. Thanks a bunch for the tutorial!

I loved this! Thank you so much for sharing and in a really easy way to follow and replicate!

Thank you - that was great! The next step would be to have a option where the results are sent back to the students, maybe if they included an email address. Is that possible? Thanks, again.

Thank you! I knew there had to be a way to do this! For those who don't have student email, create the link to the survey as a smaller url using a site like tinyurl.com so students can simply type the address in the browser.

Is there a way in google forms to tell it a correct answer rather than using the spreadsheet formulas?

Thank you so much! this was interesting and also very helpful!

That was wonderful. Very interesting and clear presentation. I can imagine using this in a different context - outside of the classroom. Thank you very much.

Thank you for responding to my YouTube request. I greatly appreciate your time for creating this tutorial video and it is a great resource! I hope you do not mind me embedding this screen cast on a blog entry (I will credit you with the tutorial)?

Very nice. I can and will use this in my classroom. Ah, man, students dont have email accounts...scratch that!

All I can say is WOW! You did an excellent job with this assessment! I look forward to trying this out myself now. :)