Google Forms

Google Forms is a software provided by Google that allows users to create, edit, and share different types of forms to gather data.

Some of the basic templates offered are:

• Party Invites and RSVPs
• Feedback Requests
• Application Forms
• Contact Information

and many more...

Creating your Google Form

You can also create your own form from scratch.

1. Navigate to .
2. Sign in with your �鶹��Ƶ Account credentials (or another Google Account)
3. Click the "Blank" sheet with a colorful plus in the center.

You now have your very own Google Form. Here you can add a Name, Description, and many types of Questions to your form before sending it out. You will also see a default "Untitled Question". This will be a Multiple Choice question and can be changed to any of the different question templates found below.

Based on your intended use for this form, there are a variety of question templates to choose from. You can also create sections to split your form into multiple pages.

Multiple Choice Questions

These are really good questions for giving users a specific number of options (chicken or fish). You can use these to gather simple demographic data as well as discover preferences of those you send the form to.

To insert one of these questions:

1. Click the plus inside of a circle next to your current question.
2. You now have another Multiple Choice question. This will be the default question every time you click the 'Add Question' plus button.

Now you can edit each possible answer or add an 'Other' option to your question.

Dropdown Questions

Dropdown questions are very similar to Multiple Choice questions as they can only have 1 answer selected. They may work better if there are a lot of possibilities that cannot be combined. This may be used for other demographic data that may have more possible responses. This may include: States, Countries, Height, Age, or many others that have a lot of options.

To insert one of these questions:

1. Click the plus inside of a circle next to your current question.
2. You now have another Multiple Choice question.
3. Click the Multiple Choice box on the right side of your question box to reveal a dropdown menu.
4. Select Dropdown

You will see a similar format to the Multiple Choice question template, but when sending the survey the user will see a list to select from instead of all of the options.

Checkboxes

These questions give users a chance to select multiple responses instead of the singular answer given with Multiple Choice questions. These are really good for marking off available times or narrowing down a large number of options.

To insert one of these questions:

1. Click the plus inside of a circle next to your current question.
2. You now have another Multiple Choice question.
3. Click the 'Multiple Choice' box on the right side of your question box to reveal a dropdown menu.
4. Select 'Checkboxes'

Now you can add, delete, and edit your answers. You can also add an 'Other' option.