Forms
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Use Forms to collect information for response analysis.
What information do you collect or would like to collect from students & staff?
- Email addresses
- Portfolio URLs
- Getting to Know You Form (Favorite stuff, etc.)
- Project URLs
- Collect student data
- Parent form (verifies they know how to check grades, etc.)
- Collect info for Class club
- Events for Grossmont activities
- Daily warm-ups
- Name tags and artist statements
- Admin uses - field trip, travel requests
Examples
- Collect parent / student information (Form /Results)
- Staff survey (Form / Results)
- Voting (Form / Results)
- Student assessment (Form / Results / Flubaroo)
- Reflective Writing (Form / Results)
- Instant Response Viewing (Form / Results)
- Choose Your Own Adventure Story
- 81 Ways To Use Forms In The Classroom
- Edit
- Live Form
- Spreadsheet
- Summary of Data
Edit View
- Collaborative
- Types of questions that can be asked
- Help text / instructions
- Editing / Reorganizing
- Theme
- Live Form
Spreadsheet & Summary Views
- Editing your Form later
- Added questions at end of form
- Summary View
- Accepting Responses - You Can Turn it Off!
Self Paced Refresher
- A Tour of Google Forms (screencast)
Create a Test
- Flubaroo - a script that works with Google Forms
- How to create a Google Form to collect digital assignmentsHow to create a Google Form for digital assignments (Screencast)
- Creating viewer access to a Google "Live" Form (Screencast)
- How to insert (embed) a Google Form into a Google Site (Screencast)
Challenges
- Create a Form you can use with either staff or students
- Share your form with others by submitting your info below
Different Views Of Forms
