Fully grasp Google FORMS

In this post, we’re going to look at how to add titles and sections. Plus, how you can move sections and preview your form. If you’ve got a longer form, you’ll probably want to add sections and possible pages to your form. There is an important difference between titles and sections. Titles – These add… Continue reading Google Forms – How to add titles and sections

In this post, we’re going to look at several useful Google URL tricks which allow us to quickly do a whole range of things, like quickly create documents, provide links to copy master templates, and from a link automatically download a PDF version of a document, and many more. We’re going to look at….. Useful… Continue reading Learn useful Google URL tricks to make your online easier

In this post we’re going to make an attendance system using Google Forms and Sheets. The user will fill in the attendance on the form (possibly on their mobile) and the data will then be stored and organised automatically per student. This will also use a Form add-on called FormRanger to easily populate a Google Form… Continue reading Forms & Sheets – Attendance System

It’s common to use questionnaires at the end of a course to get feedback on the course and teacher. When you have a lot of teachers, it can be hard work analysing that feedback and splitting into the different teachers. Here we’re going to look at how we can automatically send the individual feedback to… Continue reading Questionnaires – Automatically send feedback to individuals

In this post we’re going to look at the quiz option in Forms. Since its release earlier this year, I’ve been using it with various classes mainly to check their progress, and it really is a simple but highly effective tool, which I recommend everyone to use. To start let’s just look at the 4… Continue reading Google Forms – Quizzes

Pre-filling Google forms Why would you want to pre-fill parts of a Google Form? To ensure the information is in the format you want The data format is consistent Consistent data means it’s easier to analyze afterwards It’s quicker for the person to fill out your form It adds the personal touch, if you add their… Continue reading Google Forms – Creating personalized forms automatically

We can make Google Forms a little more aesthetically pleasing by changing the theme and so that it can look a little more fun or professional and that it includes the colours that we want. Here we’ll look at: Changing the background colour Changing the header template Choosing a different form font Adding your own image… Continue reading Google Forms – Changing the theme

Once you’ve made your form and shared it, you’ll then want to see the responses and probably want to have a visual summary of them. Google Forms provides a wonderful graphical summary of the responses automatically right within Forms itself, so there’s no need to create charts yourself. Open your form and you’ll be in… Continue reading Google Forms – Managing your form’s responses

Google Forms contain lots of different types of questions which should match most of your needs. In this post we will look at the different options, looking at what they look like in the edit mode and on the final form. Question types menu 1) On the form edit page, click on “Multiple choice”. 2)… Continue reading Google Forms – Types of questions