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Google forms in the classroom
Google Forms allows teachers to easily create web forms and surveys that collect responses in a spreadsheet. Teachers can access Google Forms through their Gmail account in Google Drive. Forms can be public or private. Common uses of forms include self-grading quizzes, surveys, feedback forms, and data collection. The document provides examples of different types of forms teachers can create and shares additional ideas for implementing forms in the classroom.
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- 1. Google Forms in the Classroom Meredith Martin - mmartin@mantuaschools.com
- 2. http://tinyurl.com/ gformsapps Please go here and complete the survey.
- 3. What Are Google Forms? • Easy to create web forms • Can be used for a variety of things • Collect data in a spreadsheet • Can be public or private
- 4. How Do IAccess Google Forms? • It’s easy! • Sign in to your Gmail account • On the black bar at the top, click on DRIVE • In the Drive menu, click the red CREATE button and choose FORM
- 5. Privacy Options Basic Form Info Question Menu Forms Main Page
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- 7. • New Formspage coming soon • Will be applied during next Drive release • More user friendly • More options • Added collaboration
- 8. Let’s Make AQuick Form • Give your form a name & description • Edit the first two questions, and add one more from the Add Item button at the top left of the screen
- 9. Next Step • Choosea theme (top left next to Add Item) • Save your form • Click on blue link at the bottom to view your live form
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- 11. Form Data SavesTo Spreadsheet
- 12. Form Menu in Spreadsheet • The Form menu allows you to view and edit your form • Embed forms in webpages • Turn form on or off
- 13. OK, Now What CanI Do With Forms? I’m glad you asked!
- 14. Create Self-Grading Tests& Quizzes http://tinyurl.com/gformsquiz
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- 26. Combine Forms and Wordle
- 27. Other Ideas • Create& Collect Story Starters • Taking Research Notes • Create Bibliography • Request Extra Help • Volunteer Sign Up • Topic Sign Up
- 28. Now Create YourOwn Form!