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The document provides a comprehensive guide on using Google Forms in educational settings, covering various functions such as creating quizzes, surveys, and feedback forms. It includes instructions on adding media, sharing forms, analyzing responses, and embedding forms in emails or websites, as well as tips for self-marking and innovative classroom uses. Additionally, resources and links for further exploration of Google Forms are provided.
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- 3. Uses of Googleforms Quizzes Tests Prior Knowledge Feedback Surveys Collecting information Permission Slips Book Reviews Reading Logs Bibliographies More Classroom Uses
- 4. Getting Started Creating 1 QuestionTypes Finish Creating Adding images/video Sharing 1 and Sharing 2 Misc 1 and Misc 2 View Responses Analysing Embedding in email In blogs/websites In Google Sites Self-marking forms Classroom Uses Contents
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- 6. Getting Started Log in Clickon the 9 dots in the top right corner. Click the Drive symbol. Click Create and select Form
- 7. Creating Creating a formvideo A Google How To on all aspects of forms
- 8. Question Types Question typesexplained
- 9. Add images orvideo Click the down arrow and select image or video Select a file from your computer, Google drive etc. Select once uploaded. Add separate questions referring to the image or video. Or create the question first. Adding Images Video
- 10. Misc. You can edit,duplicate or delete each question Mostly these get left but you may sometimes want to use them
- 11. Sharing Click the optionsyou want then Send Form Copy the link or Invite specific people Or you can embed the form in an email or in a website.
- 12. Misc 2 At thetop you can change the theme, View the responses spreadsheet Turn the form on and off and view the live form The first you make a form you will be asked to choose a response destination. Unless you have a spreadsheet already, choose new spreadsheet
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- 14. Analysing In the spreadsheet >Form >Show summary of responses
- 15. Embedding in email ClickSend Form Enter email addresses Tick Embed Form in Email Embed form in email (first 2 ½ mins of video)
- 16. Embedding in blogsor websites Click File then Embed Copy the embed code Paste it into the HTML section of the website or blog Embedding forms in Blogger Weebly
- 17. Embedding in GoogleSites Or you can embed directly from a Google site Click edit then Insert >Drive > Form Select the form Save Embedding forms in Google Sites
- 18. Get Flubaroo Watch theFlubaroovideo Make a test in a form. Let Flubaroo do the work. If you can’t see the Add-ons tab after installing > Tools >Script Gallery, search Flubaroo & Install. It will get its own tab Google Self-grading forms
- 19. Using Forms Google FormsQuick Overview video 86 Interesting Ways to use Google Forms 80 Ways to use Forms in the Classroom 10 Ways to use forms in Tablet classroom Innovative Ideas for Using Google Forms Google Forms in the Classroom ignore the first section, scroll to the video and links
- 20. My details @jkellow onTwitter http://www.pinterest.com/jkellow15/ www.inquiringmind.co.nz apps4inquiry.weebly.com 10 h
Editor's Notes
- #7 Fr Preferably use Chrome browser - avoid Internet Explorer. Log in to your gmail – this will usually be your school email account but could be a personal gmail account if your school does not have Google Apps for Education (GAFE). Or in Chrome open a new tab.