Google Forms-Google Forms - Course Outline

Google Forms - Course Outline

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This course covers how to use Google Forms within G Suite, from building forms and quizzes to sharing them and analyzing results. Learners start by creating a new form, opening Google Forms, and becoming familiar with the interface. They then add questions, provide response options, and duplicate questions as needed. The course explains how to edit questions and responses, add titles and descriptions, reorder items, and delete questions.<br /><br />Participants also learn to enhance forms with multimedia by inserting images and videos, including adding media to specific questions or response choices, as well as editing or removing media. The course includes customizing a form’s look through theme options.<br /><br />Next, it covers organizing longer forms using sections: adding sections, collapsing/expanding them, moving them, and deleting them. Navigation features are included, such as directing respondents to different sections based on their answers and moving between sections. Form settings are reviewed so learners can adjust overall behavior and preferences.<br /><br />The second part focuses on quizzes: creating a quiz, adding and arranging questions, and previewing the quiz or form before release.<br /><br />Finally, the course covers distribution and response management. Learners send forms, collect and view responses, and optionally stop accepting submissions. Printing options are included for printing questions, response summaries, individual responses, or all responses. For quizzes, learners view submissions, grade responses, and return results to respondents. The course concludes with exporting and managing response data by linking responses to a new or existing Google Sheets spreadsheet, unlinking spreadsheets, and downloading responses.

Keywords

Google Forms

G Suite

create forms

form interface

add questions

Google Forms quizzes

form sections

branching logic

share and distribute forms

Google Sheets responses