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1.Put Links On A Class Webpage or school shared server
2. Push links to Forms via Google Classroom Assignments or Announcements. Link to Forms in your Google Drive, Or, create Forms from
within Classroom as you create assignments.
3.Put Links On Media Center Pages
4. Create a tiny URL to make sharing long URL's easier. Use any of the URL shorteners below.:
Google URL shortener (discontinued)
Check "Add-ons" in Docs, Sheets, etc. that are URL shortners
5.Create a Sites homepage for your Google Workspace account; link Forms to the SITES page:
group the Forms by topic, assignments, or units of study
create subpages on your Sites page for each grade level (or subject) taught
teach students to visit your Sites website for resources, links to Forms that have assignments, reviews, quizzes, etc.
6. Instead of linking to a Form, embed a Form on a webpage. If embedded, the Form appears larger on the webpage, and visitors to the
page can type directly on the Form. Students can fill out the Form right on the SITES page, without leaving it.
7.Create a Google Doc with links to Forms, and publish the Doc; publishing a Doc makes it a "live" webpage, and links to Forms
will work. Students can access the published Doc with browsers.
8.Share a Doc within your domain; make it "view only"; include links
9. Email Links to Forms to others - If you do email with your students, email links to various Forms to the students.
10 . Add links inside blogs and instant messages
11. Use a site that allows you to collect bookmarks to share with students. Or, use some of the features in the latest browsers that allow you
to collect bookmarks to share. Create bookmarks that point to the Forms you wish to have the students use.
Google Bookmarks (Click here for Google Bookmarks) Be sure to sign in to your Google account.
I Keep Bookmarks (Click here for ikeepbookmarks.com)
12. Use Edmodo or similar site
13. Create a WORD document, add links, and post on the shared school network that is housed within your domain (within your school's
Google Workspace account.)
Click here to download a PDF with some of the ideas listed above
Examples:
1) Create Links For Students From:
Webpages - class webpages, school webpages, media center pages.
Click here for an example of linking to a FORM from this webpage. Create similar links on your webpage.
A Google Doc that you create within your domain and share with students as "view only."
This Doc is "published" and acts like a webpage. The links on the Doc are live, and students cannot edit the Doc.
Click here for an example of a DOC, with links for students to use.
2) Embed A FORM On A Google SITES Page. Students can fill out the FORM right on the SITES page.
Below is an example of a FORM embedded on a webpage.
Notice that it is large enough to type on while the students are on the webpage. You can do this instead of linking to Forms and having students leave your webpage. This is helpful for younger students.