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Google forms - so easy to use
Google forms provide an easy way to create online surveys and collect responses in a spreadsheet. Some key features of Google forms include being able to create various types of questions, customize the form with different themes, and share or embed the form online. Once responses are submitted, they are automatically collected in a spreadsheet for analysis. Google forms allow you to quickly gather input from others on various topics.
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Google forms - so easy to use
- 1. Google forms… so easyto create by Fiona Beal
- 2. Reasons for using Googleforms…
- 3. • You canuse them for general surveys • Each form creates its own spreadsheet that collects the responses quickly and easily • You can get quick input from others on various topics • Use it for various kinds of evaluation • Create a survey before and after a lesson/discussion • Use it to collect data • The students can fill in answers to questions in a test • You can get feedback after a lesson • It makes a great book review form • etc. etc. etc.
- 4. How can Icreate a Google form?
- 5. Join Google andgo to Google Docs? (Google Drive if you have updated) Click on Documents
- 6. Click on ‘Create’and choose Form Click on create and choose Form
- 7. Basic form templateon opening Notice…
- 8. Note the varietyof question types 7 choices of question types
- 9. Write a headingand create the first question 1 First create a heading 2 and then create the first question
- 10. Do question 2 Click on the pencil to create question 2 1 2
- 11. Do question 3 Clickon Add item and then choose type
- 12. From now onalways go to ‘Add item’ Click on Add item and then choose type i.e. Paragraph text
- 13. Create all yourquestions Create all your various questions
- 14. Click on anyfurther specifications and choose theme Make your 2 choices and 1 then select Theme
- 15. Look at thetheme options and choose one
- 16. Look at apreview of your theme
- 17. How can Ishare a Google form once it has been created?
- 18. You could askfor it to be emailed (doesn’t include the theme) Share to Google+ Click here to email
- 19. Embed on ablog or wiki Click on Embed
- 20. Can embed withthis code Here is the embed code
- 21. You could viewa summary or a spreadsheet Click here for Summary or Spreadsheet
- 22. How it automaticallycollects information on a spreadsheet This is what you see under Spreadsheet
- 23. It also collectsstatistics in summary form all the time This is what you see under Summary
- 24. Where will Ifind my original form?
- 25. How it showsup on your Google Docs page It gets listed in your Documents
- 26. How can Igo back to the form creation page and edit my form?
- 27. To get backto your form Go to Form and choose your options
- 28. For example, youwant to change the theme Make your changes
- 29. What is thefinal result?
- 30. The final lookof the form
- 31. Example from theembedded form on the TeachMeet International Wiki http://teachmeetinternational.wikispaces.com/Sign+Up
- 32.
- 33. Step by stepsinstructions for Grading Assessments in Google Forms http://www.flubaroo.com/flubaroo-user-guide Video Tutorial http://dave.abouav.com/flubaroo-demo Examples on the internet QuickWrite Needs assessment
- 34. Why not createand use a Google form today? Thank you! Click here for more tips on Google forms
Editor's Notes
- #2 Google Forms is probably one of the most useful and often underutilized Google tools. Google Forms can be used for surveys, process checks, formative assessments, contact logs, exit tickets, and much more!