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And there is this.

2. Google Forms will change your world.
Molly Ebbers
Karcher Middle School

3. Advanced Optional Agenda
What are Google Forms and why do you really want to use them?
Basics for creating a form.
Making forms available to others
Finding and organizing data
Suggestions for use
Advanced Optional Agenda
Create a self grading form OR
Make your own form

4. Google Forms

5. What else?
* Plan your holiday parties, showers, vacations.
* Plan a pot luck
* Embed practice quizzes in a website
* Forms for work checks or classroom behavior.
* Readers workshop response
* Create Rubrics

6. Create a Google Form

7. For GAFE users (Google Apps for educator)
Getting the new Forms: If you are using your school account, you may not see the new forms yet. In that case, have your GAFE administrator go to their Dashboard, then to "Domain Settings". From there they should click on "General" and then "New User Features". If they select "Rapid Release" all the users in your GAFE domain should get these new releases right away!

8. What are Google forms Part of the Google Drive suite.
Create forms and surveys.
Delivered Electronically
Responses are collected in a Google Drive
spreadsheet.

9. Why Use Google Forms? Simple to Use
Wide variety of uses, in and out of the classroom.
Variety of ways to deliver the from.
Responses are collected electronically.
And it is paperless. (you don't have to get up early to sneak in 130 copies at the copier ever again).
Quickly and easily collect data.
Integrated into Google Drive

10. Create a new form.
From your Google Drive homepage click the create button and choose form.

11. Let's get started: Your Form
If you do not want
to see this window
when you open a form,
uncheck.
Choose your theme or background.
Tip: If you are embedding in a website leave the theme plain. Why?
Click OK when you
have chosen your
theme.

12. Let's get started: Your Form
If you are sharing your form or survey outside of the district be sure to uncheck the box requiring district sign in.
Collecting user name automatically may seem like a good idea, student usernames are randomly populated.

13. Let's get started: Your Form Name your form.
Click on the words UNTITLED FORM
to name your form, this will also be the
name for your spreadsheet. OR
Click on Rename in the file menu and
enter the name of your form.

14. Let's get started: Your Form

15. Let's get started: Your Form
By default you are given the first question.

16. You can send users to another page based on the response.
Let's get started: Your Form
Next to your answers for this question, you'll see drop-down menus which allow you to direct respondents to specific pages in your form depending on their answers. (Note: If you have more than one multiple choice question with the “Go to page based on answer” box checked on a page, the form respondent will be routed to the page indicated for the last answered question. Otherwise, two “Go to page based on answer” questions might contradict one another.
You can send users to another page based on the response.

17. Question Title is the actual question.
Let's get started: Your Form
Question Title is the actual question.
TIP: STUDENT NAME SHOULD BE FIRST QUESTION, CLASS PERIOD SHOULD BE SECOND QUESTION.

18. Let's get started: Your Form
Help Text is anything you want to tell the form user that might be helpful. (hints)
You do not need to use help text.

19. Let's get started: Your Form
Choose your question type.

20. Choose your question type.
Text- this is a simple one line text field used for one word to one sentence answers. ex: name, ,
Paragraph Text- A multi-line field. Used for longer responses to a question.
Multiple choice- Allows only one answer to be selected.
Checkboxes-Allows multiple answers to be selected.
Choose from a list- Create a drop down list of possible answers to choose.
Scale- Create a "rating" scale for responses. Used for such questions as"rate your interest in your readers workshop book".
Grid-Create several questions which are use the same rating scale.
Date- Drop down menu to choose a date such as birthday.
Time- Drop down menu to choose a time.
Give time to look at question types

21. Sample Questions
Sample Question

22. By clicking
, the form cannot be
submitted without answer.

23. Click Done to complete your question.

24. Click "add item" and create your next question.

25. Your Form
Edit
Duplicate Question
Delete Question

26. Add a section header
If you'd like to divide your form into sections to make it easier to read and complete, add a section header. From the Insert menu, select Section header.

27. Add an image
To add an image to your form, click the Insert menu, and select Image. Once you've uploaded the image, you can give it a title and specify what text will appear when someone hovers over the image.
Images in forms aren't attached to or associated with form questions. You can change the position of an image by dragging it up or down in your form.

28. Images in forms aren't attached to or associated with form questions
Images in forms aren't attached to or associated with form questions. You can change the position of an image by dragging it up or down in your form.

29. You can specify individual collaborators with whom you'd like to share your form for editing. To add a collaborator, begin typing his or her name in the "Add people" text box.
Images in forms aren't attached to or associated with form questions. You can change the position of an image by dragging it up or down in your form.

30. You can choose to share a link to your form, or you can add names, addresses, and groups to the Add people field. Click the Done button, and the people you’ve added will receive an directing them to your form.

31. Embed a form on a website or blog
If you'd like to embed your form in a website or blog after you create your form, click the Send form button at the end of your form and select the Embed option. Alternatively, go to the File menu and select Embed. You can then paste the generated HTML into your site or blog.
You can choose to share a link to your form, or you can add names, addresses, and groups to the Add people field. Click the Done button, and the people you’ve added will receive an directing them to your form.

32. Copy A Form: Awesome!
You can now copy a form and have more than one user. If you and another content teacher want to use the same form, you no longer have to share a spreadsheet.

33. Choose a response destination.
You can choose either to send responses to a spreadsheet, or you can store them only in Forms. If you choose to store them in a spreadsheet, you’ll be able to see individual responses as they come in. If you choose to store them in Forms, you’ll be able to see a summary of all the responses you’ve received, and you’ll also be able to download the responses as a CSV file.

34. View your form's spreadsheet
The spreadsheet is where you will find responses.

35. From spreadsheet back to form

36. Go to live form.
Your from lives on the web to go to the form that your respondents will see click go to live form.
When you are done accepting responses toggle this item.

37. HOW TO SHARE YOUR FORM.

38. Share your form. Let me count the ways.
Copy and paste code into your website.

39. Share your form. Let me count the ways.
In your school website.
Copy and paste
code.

40. Share your form. Let me count the ways.
In your Google site website.
3. Choose the form. 1. 2. 4.

41. Share your form. Let me count the ways.
Copy, paste and share LIVE web address. Remember your live address is different from the edit address.

42. URL Shorteners

43. Share your form. Let me count the ways.
From the spreadsheet
From the edit form.

44. Finding and organizing data.

45. Retrieving and organizing data.
Access spreadsheet from the form or from Google Drive.

46. Retrieving and organizing data.

47. Retrieving and organizing data.

48. Templates

49. How to find templates.
Back to Google Drive

50. How to find templates. How about a self grading template?2.
1. Open From Template
2. Select Public Templates
3. Type "WORCESTER" in the search bar.
4. Click search 1. 3.

51. How to find templates. How about a self grading template?2.
1. Open From Template
2. Select Public Templates
3. Type "WORCESTER" in the search bar.
4. Click search 1. 3.

52. How to find templates. How about a self grading template?
1. Scroll to second page of worcester templates.
2. Choose the
template that is best for your needs.
3. Click use
this template.
4. Edit for your
purposes.

53. How to find templates. How about a self grading template?
In the spreadsheet for your form enter the correct answers in the first row. When you are ready to look at the scores for the responses, click on the score tab at the bottom of the sheet.
Enter Correct answers
Holy Moly! It
is graded!

54. Advanced Resources:
Flubaroo- Another way to create self grading forms.
Creating a rubric to grade and share with students.
Doctopus
Goobric