Google Form Question Types and When to Use Them Google Forms has eleven types of questions. They’re each useful for gathering different types of responses. All question types can have a description. You can mark most of them as required except Multiple choice grid and Checkbox grid, but selecting the require a response in each row option, will make… Read More »
Google Forms Advanced Features There are some features that Google includes to help collect the data you want. Some questions will trigger response validations. If your question includes “email” or “e-mail,” the form asks if you want to collect the email addresses of respondents and limit responses to one per person. If you start with “How… Read More »
How to Customize a Google Form Click on the palette icon to change the appearance of the form. The options available are: Change the color theme (and add a new theme) Change the background color Add a header image Change the font When you change the font, it doesn’t affect all text on the screen, so… Read More »
How to Add Sections to a Google Form Responders will see each section as a separate page. Use sections to guide different responders through different paths based on their responses. Add a section Click the horizonal line icon at the bottom of the right menu panel to add a new section to the form. Manage the new… Read More »