5 Tips for Designing Better Google Forms

Google Forms might be my favorite member of the Google family.

• As a teacher I use forms for quizzes, group projects and school fundraisers.
• As a principal I use forms for staff surveys, course selections, and quarterly grade reports.
• As a small business owner I use forms to set follow up reminders, send out invoices, PD certificates, and organize events.

In this episode I am sharing five ways that you can design better Google Forms!

1. Use validation to collect better data
2. Make your forms look pretty
3. Automate with Add-ons
4. Filter, Sort, and Pivot your data
5. Auto-grade and lock your quizzes

Are you ready to become a Form Fanatic?

Each spring I teach a 5 week Google Forms masterclass through Google Classroom. This course is for anyone who is familiar with forms and is ready to become a form master! 

Last spring I offered this course for the first time and the feedback was outstanding:

"I was a casual user of Forms, but I was not using the data that I had collected to it's full potential. Now I am writing better Forms so my data is of higher quality and I am better able to analyze the results so I'm making decisions based on data...not just giving surveys." - Laura Foreback, middle school teacher

This course is perfect for classroom teachers, tech coaches, and school administrators!

Head over to chrm.tech/forms for details!