- Sign in to your Google Account
- Go to forms.google.com
What is a Google Form?
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Accessing Google Forms
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Creating a Google Form
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You can choose from several different Form question types:
- Multiple choice, checkbox list, and drop‑down menu
- Short answer and paragraph
- Date and time
Sharing a Google Form
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- Click the Send button to share a form
- Choose the Link icon
- Click Copy
Viewing Responses as a Summary
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- Find student submissions under the Responses tab
- Summary view shows overall results
- View results as charts or lists
Viewing Responses Individually
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- Change response data from Summary to Individual to see individual student responses
- Switch between individual results using the left and right toggle
- Click
to view responses in a spreadsheet
Reviewing the Basics
Google Forms
Now that we've gone over some of the basics of Google Forms, let's review.
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Now that we've gone over some of the basics of Google Forms, let's review.
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Reviewing the Basics
Reviewing the Basics
Great job! Now you know the basics of Google Forms.
HERE'S WHAT YOU LEARNED TODAY:
- What a Google Form is
- How to access Google Forms
- How to create and share a Google Form
- How to view Google Form responses
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