Using Google Forms is relatively easy. Training someone to use the basics of making Forms is a synch. A simple step-by-step training session can give participants all the information and practice they need. Or, you could forward participants a pre-training video and set it as one of the training tasks, to be completed asynchronously... people can train themselves when given signposts to the right resources.
Using Google Forms is relatively easy. Training someone to use the basics of making Forms is a synch. A simple step-by-step training session can give participants all the information and practice they need. Or, you could forward participants a pre-training video and set it as one of the training tasks, to be completed asynchronously... people can train themselves when given signposts to the right resources.
Watch a video like this and then, when you get into the face-to-face Forms training, everyone will be ready for a quick review of the 'how-to' before embarking on the more interesting question: So, we know how to use the basic features of Forms, what fun, engaging stuff can we do with them, and what else can we learn?
Watch a video like this and then, when you get into the face-to-face Forms training, everyone will be ready for a quick review of the 'how-to' before embarking on the more interesting question: So, we know how to use the basic features of Forms, what fun, engaging stuff can we do with them, and what else can we learn?
