Creating Forms in Google Forms

IN THIS COURSE

• 1.  Creating & editing a form in Google Forms
  5m 50s
  The Google Forms application in Google Drive allows you to create online surveys. In this video tutorial, we'll see how to access Google Drive and how to create, save, and modify a form. FREE ACCESS
• 2.  Exploring the interface in Google Forms
  4m 55s
  With Google Forms you can easily create surveys using a variety of different tools. Together we'll explore the various options within the application. FREE ACCESS
• 3.  Adding text to a form in Google Forms
  4m 24s
  In order to add text to your form, you'll need to understand how the app is organized. We'll see how to reach the different text fields, including titles, descriptions, and simple text questions. FREE ACCESS
• 4.  Creating an open question in Google Forms
  5m 18s
  Open questions can be useful in a survey, especially if you'd get more descriptive information. We'll take a look at how to create a simple text question or a longer question with space to write a paragraph or more. FREE ACCESS
• 5.  Adding checkboxes in Google Forms
  3m 42s
  Checkbox based questions are extremely useful if your question can have multiple answers. This video tutorial will show you how to select the checkbox question type, and how to set up your predefined answers. FREE ACCESS
• 6.  Adding drop-down answer lists in Google Forms
  4m 2s
  Drop-down lists are useful if you want the questionnaire recipient to select one answer from a predefined selection. In this video tutorial, we'll see how to create this type of question. FREE ACCESS
• 7.  Adding multiple choice questions in Google Forms
  3m 42s
  Much like drop-down lists, multiple choice questions are unique answer questions based on a predefined selection. However, multiple choice questions display all possible responses underneath your question with a circle that can be selected next to each possible response. FREE ACCESS
• 8.  Adding a scale question in Google Forms
  4m 56s
  Provide an opinion on a numerical scale from one to ten to ask respondents to rate multiple items. FREE ACCESS
• 9.  Adding grid questions in Google Forms
  6m 5s
  Grid questions combine multiple variables or statements with a scale vector, thereby allowing you to collate extremely detailed information in a single question. You can configure rows to hold different questions or variables, and the columns can be customized to feature a numerical or textual scale. You can thus encourage your questionnaire recipients to provide you with a series of evaluations. FREE ACCESS
• 10.  Adding a date or time question in Google Forms
  4m 50s
  Date or time questions allow you to receive specific data on a particular subject. We'll see how to include these kinds of questions in your survey. FREE ACCESS
• 11.  Changing the layout in Google Forms
  6m 57s
  In order to ensure that your questionnaire is as readable and easy to complete as possible, you can adjust its structure. In this tutorial, we'll see how to insert page breaks, section breaks, and even how to create specific sections relating to particular answers that your recipients might give. FREE ACCESS
• 12.  Organizing your questions in Google Forms
  4m 35s
  Once you've added questions to your survey, you can organize them in a number of different ways. We'll see how to move them around, how to edit a question, and how to modify or delete a question. FREE ACCESS
• 13.  Applying a theme in Google Forms
  3m 52s
  With Google Forms, you can choose between various predefined themes, or you can customize your own theme. We'll see how to browse the existing gallery, as well as how to use your own images and add color to your surveys. FREE ACCESS
• 14.  Incorporating multimedia elements in Google Forms
  5m 46s
  With Google Forms, you can use images or videos to further enhance your survey. Together we'll see how to include multimedia in your questionnaire. FREE ACCESS
• 15.  Configuring your form in Google Forms
  4m 52s
  As well as being able to adjust the structure, questions, and descriptions in your questionnaire, you can also change the user settings and accessibility options, including whether your form is publicly available, whether the user has access to the summary data, and even if the user can change their answers once they have completed the form. FREE ACCESS