Google forms have got even easier to use and embed in a blog. It makes for quick and easy surveys, where results are immediately added to the sheet.
Instructions:-
- Set up the sheet with appropriate titles and column headings and save. (This is an online spreadsheet)
- Click on the tab ‘form’
- Select the ‘create form’ link
- Enter any introductory remarks under the heading
- At the first question title, choose the appropriate style of response required from the drop down menu eg text, multiple choice, paragraph text etc
- Proceed to select appropriate answer style for each question
- Further questions can be added and it will be added to a column heading in the sheet
- Save when completed
- Choose recipients
- Opt to invite people or embed (in top RH corner)
- Click on drop down menu under embed option. Copy the resultant url
- Goto your post and paste that url in, and a survey form is embedded.
See sample in my other blog and/or check out Tom Barrett’s blog which has lots of information and hints on how to use google docs in the classroom.



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» Mobile phone ownership ejourney with technokids // August 5, 2008 at 9:38 am |
[...] See instructions for setting up and embedding a google form into a blog. [...]
Marie // August 8, 2008 at 6:28 am |
Anne, terrific … thank you so much for explaining so simply how to create forms which can be used as questionnaires. This perfectly suits what I wanted to do in class with kids preparing a set of questions to send to each other for revision.
Learning Curve » Blog Archive » Creating quizzes // August 8, 2008 at 6:35 am |
[...] which enables users to create forms. These can be used as quizzes including multiple choice. See Anne’s instructions for form creation. I guess the only lacking in this tool is that it doesn’t [...]
Britt Gow // September 11, 2008 at 11:47 am |
This is great Anne! I have successfully created a form to use for my research that students will find quick and easy and won’t use paper! Thanks for your easy-to-follow instructions and all your help in person!