Aaj covid ke wajae se jyada kaam digital hota ja raha h? schools r doing their work online by making online classes.. i hope this post aware you nd your parents about the wonderful features of google forms.
Introduction Part :
Google Forms is a tool that allows collecting information from users through a personalized survey or quiz.
The information is then collected and automatically connected to a spreadsheet. The spreadsheet is populated with the survey and quiz responses.
Uses of Google forms:
You can use Google Forms to
- create customer feedback surveys
- job applications.
- RSVP forms, quizzes.
- order forms.
- time off requests.
- collect contact information and integrate it with a Google Sheet.
How to build ur google form?
The simplest way to start building a form is right from the Google Forms app. Go to docs.google.com/forms, then either choose a template or start a blank form. There's also a link to Google Forms in Docs, Sheets, and Slides: click File -> New -> Form to start a new blank form.
what are the features of google forms?
- Surveys.
- Questionnaires.
- Custom forms.
- Drag-and-drop.
- Customize values.
- Reorder questions.
- Add images, videos, and custom logic.
- Real-time response information.
Does google forms have limit?
Forms do not have a limit as such, the data is held in a Google Sheet with 5 million line capacity.
as we see most of the students use google form? so if a student want to check it's score , here is solution:
Viewing Responses from Google Forms: Two Ways
students have had time to complete the Google Form assignment, you are ready to view the responses. To view the responses, you will click the “Responses” tab beside the “Questions” tab. The number shows you how many responses you have received for that Google Form assignment.
click “Responses”
you have two main options to view your students’ scores and/or responses.
1. View the responses in a spreadsheet format.
2. View the responses directly within the Google Form.
Viewing Google Form Responses Within Google Forms
- you can view result in away u like
- Summary View
- Question View
- Individual View
1. SUMMERY VIEW
“Summary” tab in the “Responses” section of Forms, you will see a graph that shows you the average scores for the form, as well as frequently missed questions. You can also see each question under this tab and how many students responded with each answer, with percentages.
2. QUESTION VIEW
“Question” tab allows you to look at one question at a time. You can view the number of students who chose each answer and choose which ones to give feedback to (You can only send feedback to students if you have required them to add their email addresses). You can also expand the question so you can see the question, all answer choices, and the number of students who chose each answer.
3. INDIVIDUAL VIEW
When you choose the “Individual” tab, you can analyze one student at a time. You can essentially view the student’s entire quiz and see each of their answers. The best part of this section is that you can send individual feedback to students (if they have entered their email address – most Google Form settings don’t automatically require students to enter their email addresses.
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