I'm a big fan of the forms feature that is integrated within Google Docs Spreadsheets. If you're a regular reader of my blog, you've seen me use this feature a few times.
Here is a tutorial on creating forms as well as a brief illustration of how I have used forms to collect survey data and registration information.
How have you used forms? I'd love to view your application. Please leave a link as a comment!
I like the way you have been able to use forms in google docs. It has given me some great ideas. We use forms in google docs as a way for students and teachers to share educational content for their ipods and cellphones. In particular, we have created gFlash and MLA at www.gWhizMobile.com. Gflash is a bit like flashcards on steroids, incorporating sound, tactile, image, and other types of media to enhance retention of material. MLA stands for Mobile Learning Assessment, and is a tool for teachers to send assessments out to students and gather performance data/scores back from them digitally. Regards,
I am collaborating with teachers to create a walkthrough form that collects instructional strategies data. Students have also used Google Docs Forms for surveying their peers on many topics. A teacher utilized it with students to gather feedback on the course she taught.
I used a Google form embedded on my library website this fall during open house to collect parent and student email addresses. I then shared the form with all teachers in our school.
I am a 9th and 10th grade language arts teacher, and I use Google Forms for short quizzes for my students. Here is an example of a recent quiz I have given to my 9th graders: http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFctaHZhcGlIZkJwWktraUVaUS1PNkE6MA
Hi John,
ReplyDeleteI like the way you have been able to use forms in google docs. It has given me some great ideas. We use forms in google docs as a way for students and teachers to share educational content for their ipods and cellphones. In particular, we have created gFlash and MLA at www.gWhizMobile.com. Gflash is a bit like flashcards on steroids, incorporating sound, tactile, image, and other types of media to enhance retention of material. MLA stands for Mobile Learning Assessment, and is a tool for teachers to send assessments out to students and gather performance data/scores back from them digitally. Regards,
Ralph
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThe form is great for a skill builder or quiz.
They can be self graded.
Go to Google Docs>Create New>From Template
In Public Templates search for Self Graded
Instructions are included on the template.
Have fun!! It is a great tool and teacher time saver!
Googlz
I am collaborating with teachers to create a walkthrough form that collects instructional strategies data. Students have also used Google Docs Forms for surveying their peers on many topics. A teacher utilized it with students to gather feedback on the course she taught.
ReplyDeleteI used a Google form embedded on my library website this fall during open house to collect parent and student email addresses. I then shared the form with all teachers in our school.
ReplyDeleteI am a 9th and 10th grade language arts teacher, and I use Google Forms for short quizzes for my students. Here is an example of a recent quiz I have given to my 9th graders:
ReplyDeletehttp://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFctaHZhcGlIZkJwWktraUVaUS1PNkE6MA