This wiki page (Student response with Poll Everywhere) shows a sample of how this might be used. On the page you’ll notice the participants can complete a survey and their answers instantly appear below on the same page.
Ten Steps to embedding Google Forms and Spreadsheets
- Creating the document
Go to docs.google.com and select create a form. Name your form. Enter the questions and answers you want included, pick a theme, and save. A spreadsheet to capture results with the same name as your form will be automatically generated. - Capturing document embed codes
Go to your docs.google.com account and open the spreadsheet. When you do you will see a tab for “form.” Select the “form” tab and click “Embed form in a webpage.” Copy that code. - Next go to “share” (found at the top right side of your screen), “start publishing.”
- Select “Get a link to published data”
- Select “html to embed in webpage”
- Embedding the document in Wikispaces
Go to your wiki page and select “edit” - Once in edit mode select “widget” -> “Other html”
- Paste your first embed code and save
- Repeat for your second embed code.
- Save the wiki.
That's really helpful. I love Google Forms, but I'm just starting to use Wikis, so this was a good push for me.
ReplyDeleteI'm presenting a session on Google Forms at our local CUE conference. Thought these slides might be of interest to any of your readers who don't know much about them.
https://docs.google.com/present/view?id=0AejiF4y70QaiZGN6ZHN0ZmdfODhkYm1zcTNnNg&hl=en