Creating forms in Google Drive allows you to choose a title and theme, set form settings like the response destination, and add different types of questions like text, multiple choice, checkboxes, and scales. The form results are stored in a spreadsheet that can be viewed and edited from the form menu options. Bonus tips include choosing to save responses to a separate spreadsheet if the form will be used repeatedly.

1. Creating Forms
Using Google Drive

3. Creating a New Form
Step 1: Create New Form

4. Step 2: Choose a Title & Theme

5. Step 3: Choose Form Settings
Step 4: Add Your Questions

6. Step 5: Choose your confirmation settings
You can also choose to change your theme,
response destination and view your form live

7. WORKING WITH FORMS - Adding Questions
As you add questions to your survey, decide what type of question you
want to use

8. WORKING WITH FORMS – The questions
Text
A question or prompt where the answer space is a small box to enter text. Good for questions where
the answer is a word or two, or perhaps an ID number.
Paragraph Text
Good for open-ended, long-response style questions. Let your users express their opinions here
Multiple choice
Multiple choice selection (just like the SAT!), where the user can select only one option
Checkboxes
Multiple choice, but in this case the user can select one or more of the options
Choose from a list
Functionally similar to Multiple choice, but uses a dropdown menu.

9. WORKING WITH FORMS – The questions
Scale
Allows your users to rank something on a scale you define. If you are ranking a large number of
items/criteria, you should use Grid.
Grid
Essentially just a number of scales. Good for ranking a number of items or criteria.
Date
Your user chooses a date from Month, Day, and Year dropdown menus
Time
Either a specific time of day or a duration is chosen from dropdown menus.
Section header
A header that allows you to break up sections of your form
Page break
Lets you make a totally separate page of your form.
Image

10. WORKING WITH FORMS - Adding Images
When you add an image, it is a separate element in your form that you
can move.

11. THE QUESTIONS – What are these buttons?

12. Sample Check Boxes Question
Sample List Question
Sample Ranking or Scale Question
THE QUESTIONS - How they appear

13. WORKING WITH FORMS – More questions
Sample Grid Questions

14. GRADING FORMS – Flubaroo Overview
• Create a Form
• Create an Answer Key
• Assign it
• Grade it
• Review
Visit www.flubaroo.com/flubaroo-user-guide

15. Surveys appear in your Drive
Survey results are in spreadsheet
form
WORKING WITH FORMS – Seeing Results

16. From the Form Menu:
•Edit the existing form
•Send the form to more recipients
•Go to the live form to view
•Embed the form into a webpage
•View a visual representation of your
results
•Unlink Form (stop accepting responses)
FORMS RESULTS - I choose spreadsheet
You can choose to have your responses be shown in a separate
file as shown here.
BONUS - choose this method if you use the form repeatedly.

17. From the Form Menu:
•Edit the existing form
•Send the form to more recipients
•Go to the live form to view
•Embed the form into a webpage
•View a visual representation of your
results
•Unlink Form (stop accepting responses)
FORMS RESULTS - I choose spreadsheet
You can choose to have your responses be shown in a separate
file as shown here.
BONUS - choose this method if you use the form repeatedly.