Microsoft Forms allows educators to create surveys, quizzes and assessments for gathering student data. It offers features like self-grading quizzes, branching questions, multilingual support and analytics. Forms can be shared and taken on any device. Data can be exported to Excel for further analysis. The document contrasts Forms and Quizzes, demonstrates how to create and share a Form, view results and get feedback. It encourages participants to try the 20x20 challenge by submitting a Form.

1. Microsoft Forms
Gathering student data, assessment strategies, and more!
10/31/2019
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2. Why Use Microsoft Forms?
• Create surveys, quizzes, and polls, and easily see results as they come in—self
grading!!
• Share quizzes with your students using any web browser, even on mobile
devices. Link, QR codes, or embed!
• Create differentiated assessments using branching.
• Equitable access for ALL families—multilingual options!!
• Use built-in analytics to evaluate your students' quiz results.
• Create assessments as a team by sharing a quiz draft with other educators.
• Export data, such as quiz results, to Excel for additional analysis or grading.

4. Form vs. Quiz
Forms Quizzes
-Create surveys and polls
-Collect feedback
-Plan class activities
-Gather student/parent info
-Multilingual options
-Question branching
-Add answers and scores
-Add math type questions and equations
-Provide feedback on selected answers
-Does not offer multiple languages
-Question branching

6. Let’s take a look…(walk through Forms)
• Creating a quiz
• How to branch
• How to add multilingual options
• Share Form
• Viewing results

7. 2 more things….we are almost done!! 

8. 20 x 20 Challenge!
Submit a Form you have made using the elements
we talked about today to earn….

9. Last thing!
Please take a few moments to give some feedback
Go to: http://bit.do/formsfeedback