Anne AndersonPuget Sound ESD

aanderson@psesd.org

Cool Things to do with Google Forms

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• Q&A addressed throughout the session

Raise your hand if you have used Google Forms before

Meet Google Forms

A flexible form and survey development interface with built-in

reporting

Create Web-based Forms for Classroom

UseWithout Being a Webmaster!

AgendaOverview of Google FormsOverview of Google SpreadsheetsCreating Forms and Collecting DataIdeas for the ClassroomSummary

Links and Handouts:

Live Binder Site:

http://tinyurl.com/formswebinar

IntroductionTake Genius Quiz:

http://tinyurl.com/geniusquiz

Class Survey

Demonstrate

Creating a Google Form in 10 Easy Steps

Step 1: Login to your Google Docs account

Create a free Google account at www.docs.google.com and login.

Step 2: Create a new form

Create a new Form. This will open a new window or tab with the Form

Edition view

Step 3: Insert Form Title and Introduction

Insert the Form Title

and Form

Introduction.

Step 4: Insert questions

Fill the prompted fields to create the first question.

Click “Done” when the first question is defined

Step 5: Add new question

Click “Add question” and select the second question type

Insert question details and click done to save the question.

Repeat this step for all the questions you decide to include in your

form.

Repeat Step 5

Step 6: Edit Confirmation Message

Step 7: Save and Preview your Form

Step 8: Discover the File in your Google Docs folderYour form file will appear in your Google Docs account:

Clicking on the file

you will open the

spreadsheet view of

the form, with all the

questions and

responses

Step 9: Edit Form Properties

The spreadsheet view allows you

to edit form properties, share the

form with coworkers and activate

email notifications

Step 10: Making Form Available

You can make your form available through your Direct URL created by

Google Docs or Embedding your form in another website.

Ideas for the Classroom

1. Tammy Worcestero Moderated Journal

2. Google Template Gallery

3. 80+ Google Forms for the Classroom

Reflection 

tinyurl.com/71ways

What’s one idea you’d like to try with Google Forms?

Thank you for coming!