Google Forms

Beginners Guide

Step 1: Getting Started

Step 3: Customizing your form

Step 5: Finding Forms Results in Google Sheets

Step 2: Adding/modifying questions

Step 4: Using Google Forms for Quizzes

Be aware

kids cheat on Google Form quizzes that are set to "autocorrect"
Even if it isn't all they have to do is text their friends to "collaborate" on answers....

Advanced Skills

Step 6: Giving Feedback in Forms

Step 8: Adding sections & pages to your form (so it's no sooooooo looooong)

Step 7: Customizing short answers

Step 9: Using sections to create a customized "branching" form

Step 10: Get some add-ons!

BEST ADD-ONS FOR GOOGLE FORMS

Form Publisher - takes raw data from Google Form results and converts it to a PDF, Google Doc, Google Sheet, or Google Slide. It automatically imports the data based on your document preferences. That way you can present the results in a way students are able to analyze and understand.
Snip - No need to re-type questions from a text of workbook, Simply “snip” portions of scanned documents and save the images to your drive for use in your Google Form. Then insert the appropriate cropped bit of the scanned document onto the form.
Timify.me - allows teachers to embed a simple countdown timer into their Google Forms. The free version allows for 100 tests per month.

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