Google Forms is an innovative method of data collection within the Google Docs Suite. Google forms can be used to create surveys and assessments. They are easy to use and share. Collected data is then placed into a spreadsheet for storage and analysis.
What it can do:
Multiple choice (all viewed or drop-down list), short answer, paragraph answer, multiple answer, scales, grids.
Provide group analysis for multiple choice, multiple answer, scales, and grids.
Instant formative/summative assessment that allows for immediate real-time feedback.
What it can't do:
It can't automatically grade the form
Code can be used to grade, but not initially built in
It can't use symbols or pictures
You can use with another diagram, projected picture, or another web page where the diagrams or pictures are located (see the mathematics example below)
What is needed to use Forms:
A Google Account (only the teachers need it)
A way to share the link, like a class web page
Let's take a look at a Google Form and how it works:
Google Forms
Google Forms is an innovative method of data collection within the Google Docs Suite. Google forms can be used to create surveys and assessments. They are easy to use and share. Collected data is then placed into a spreadsheet for storage and analysis.What it can do:
What it can't do:
What is needed to use Forms:
Let's take a look at a Google Form and how it works:
Practice Google FormThis is how the data is aggregated in Goggle Forms:
Goggle Forms in the School:
Forms can be used both by teachers as well as administrators for a variety of methods. Check out the links below to see different ways Forms can be used!English
Mathematics
Social Studies
Science
Student Information
Referral Form
School Announcement Form
Technology Help Request Form
Computer Lab Request Form
Introductory Video to Google Forms