Learn to create online surveys and quizzes in Google Forms

A step by step guide to creating great online surveys and quizzes in Google Forms for teachers, researchers and business

Created by: Jeremy Nathan van der Heijden
Research | Analysis | Social Sciences | Data collection

What Will I Learn?

• What Google Forms is.
• How to create a form.
• How to create a Google account.
• How to access your forms.
• How to customize your forms.
• How to create good quality surveys.
• How to navigate the Google Forms home menu.
• When and how to use multiple choice questions.
• When and how to use checkbox questions.
• When and how to use drop down menu questions.
• When and how to use file upload items.
• When and how to use linear scales to make Likert and semantic differential scales.
• When and how to use grid questions.
• When and how to use date and time items.
• When and how to use open questions.
• How to add titles and descriptions to your form.
• How to add images and videos to your form.
• How to get the responses you want using response validation.
• What a survey/form logic is and how to use it.
• How to use sections to make your form look better.
• How to collect email addresses.
• How to add a progress bar and custom thank you message to your form.
• How to allow your participants to edit their answers.
• How to limit each participant to submitting only one answer.
• How to add collaborators.
• How to share your form with participants through email, direct link and social media.
• How to turn your form into a quiz.
• How to create a fully functional customer satisfaction survey.
• How to create a fully functional online quiz.
• How to interpret the results of your surveys.
• How to (automatically) grade your student's online quizzes.

Requirements

• Have an internet connection.
• Have access to a desktop computer or laptop.

Target audience

• Researchers who want to learn how to do survey research.
• Businesses interested in developing customer satisfaction surveys.
• Students working on a survey for their thesis.
• Teachers who want to remotely test their student's knowledge.