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- Start from A Template
- General Google Form Features
- Google Form Questions and Question Types
- How to Divide The Form Into Sections
- How to Show Answers in A Google Form
- Other Google Form Features
- Conclusion
When you're ready to create a new survey, you have the option to start from a blank document or start from one of the many templates already available. These templates are divided into three categories: Personal, Work, and Education. There are ready to use and save you from having to design the form yourself – for example, for a Customer Feedback f...
In the upper right corner of the page there are the buttons to reach the settings and customization options.
You can add a new question using the first button in the floating menu to the right. Each question can be customized with a title and a description (through the three dot menu of the question), and also with an image or a video. You can also set up each question as you require, making certain responses required. This way, it's impossible to submit ...
Sections can be used to divide the Form in pages, and each section is shown separately to the respondent. You can create a new section from the last button in the floating menu to the right of the page. From the three dots menu near the title of the section, you can duplicate the current section, move it to another position in the document, or dele...
The answers are collected in a second tab on the same page in which the form is created. There are the options to see the answers in a Summary, by question in the Question tab, or by respondent in the Individual tab. Using the Google Sheet button, you can have the answers automatically updated in a sheet. From the three dots menu, more answer optio...
Quizzes
You can switch on Quiz mode at any time from the settings. This will give access to more options for each type of question, like auto-grading, providing a score for each question, and feedback to show with the results. When you set the form as a graded quiz using the "answer key" in the bottom left corner of the question block, you can add the score and the correct answer for the question. You can also set a feedback to show to the respondent with their test results.
More complexity
The options for using Google Apps Script (three dots --> Script editor) or Add-Ons (three dots --> Add-ons) allow you to customize your forms even more. For example you can populate multiple choice, list, checkbox, and grid options from columns in any Google Sheet, or you can shut off the form after a certain number of submission. You can even (useful with the Quiz mode) add a timer to the form, or webcam face identification as an anti-cheating measure.
Google Forms offers a lot of customization options on its own. You can create complex data collection surveys or complex graded quizzes. And with the added complexity of Scripts and Add ons, there's almost nothing that's out of reach.
In this Google Forms tutorial, learn how to use this free cloud-based program for creating professional forms, quizzes, and more.
Getting started with Google Forms. Google Forms allows you to create your own custom online forms and send them to others. These forms can include surveys, quizzes, sign-ups, and more. When someone completes the form, the responses will be stored in a Google Sheets spreadsheet for you.
Step 1: Set up a new form or quiz. Go to forms.google.com. Click Blank . Name your untitled form. Create a form from Google Drive. When you create a Google Form, it’s saved in Google...
