Forms

Overview

Create surveys that can easily be accessed online.  Google Forms collects the data submitted by participants into a Google Spreadsheet.  Google Spreadsheets can be formatted to analyze and assess the responses.

Learn the Basics

• Build Your Form

• Share and Collaborate

• Send Your Form

• Analyze Responses

    Additional Resources

• Google Forms: Getting Started (screencast)

• Google Forms: Share, Collect and Analyze (screencast)

    Advanced Settings Resources

• Data Validation - Character Counting Tool 

• Regular Expression - Useful Regular Expression for Validating Input in Google Forms

In-App Training Extension

• G Suite Training App

Making it Happen in Your Classroom

    Teacher Preparation

1. Determine the purpose of your Google Form

2. Create the Google Form

    Lesson Implementation

1. Push out the Form via Schoology

2. Students answer questions

3. View responses in the Spreadsheet

4. Optional: Project responses (hide names) on screen for discussion

Forms Uses and Examples

Assessment

• Use Forms Quizzes to deliver formative and/or summative assessments - automatic grading of multiple choice options.

NEW!! Locked Quizzes in Google Forms. If you enable "Locked Mode" in your google form quiz, students will not be able to open other tabs while taking the quiz.

Learn more from our Locked Quizzes Tutorial. 

Delivering Instruction

• Teaching and Technology in GUHSD Webinar

• Top 10 Reasons Employers Want To Hire You

• US Imperialism

• A Collision Course in the Pacific

Skill Practice

• Thesis Statement Practice

• Black Death DBQ Document Grouping / Thesis

Document Analysis

• Justification of Slavery

• Women In Islam Soapstone

Image Analysis

• Intro to Physical Geography

Reflective Writing

• Cultural Unit Reflection

Information Collection

• Student and Parent Info

• Re-grade Form

Instant Response Viewing

• Sociology Historic Tweets

• Male & Female Behavior: Biology or Culture?

• My Future Family

Survey / Feedback

• Tech Survey

• Essay Feed Back

• End of Course Survey

Study Guide

• Beowulf 1 (Lines 1 -228) Study Guide | Responses

Voting / Shoutouts

• Best Class Projects | Reponses

Collecting Digital Assignments

• Screencast Tutorials

And More

• Choose Your Own Adventure Story 

• Lewis and Clark by Donnie Piercey 

• (Screencast by Dustin Adams)

• Teacher and Assignment Evaluations

• Student Government - Collect music, preferences, etc.

• Social Attitudes in Class

• Ice Breaker - Fun questions, then project them

• 81 Ways To Use Forms In The Classroom