Google Forms Reviews

I use Google Forms to make and track progress in training module quizzes for the academic coaches that I hire and train in my academic support program. Google Forms makes it simple and free to provide training assessments in an easily accessible, online format to maximize convenience for employees. Because the quiz access is granted through a link and individuals simply input their email address as they start the quiz, it's much less complicated than using a product or site that may require all users to set up an account and keep track of a username and password. Other employees on my campus use Google Forms for quick event sign-ups or other non-academic purposes where a high level of security and confidentiality isn't needed.

As the secretary of a student organization, I use Google Forms to make ballots for voting and as a mechanism for students to register or RSVP to events. Using Google Forms allows me to collect structured responses, and easily export these responses to a .csv or .xls file for aggregating and analyzing information.

We don't use it on a day to day basis but we do use it when we have to gather certain information or collect responses from across the organization. It makes compiling responses a lot easier and does this in a very cost-effective and efficient way.

Google forms is used in Expereo (worldwide telecommunications company) mostly to quickly and easily create documents and surveys for events, asking our employees questions about their interests, tastes, issues or whatever the survey is about.
We also use it regularly to complete the menu for each week, as we hire a company which provides catering for every lunch for every employee. So everyone chooses from a list and completes their menu for next week.

Using Google Forms has been a strong player in my office for the past two years. When trying to get a grasp on how my work is perceived by my peers and employees, I will send out forms regarding what changes should be made to the way things are run and give insight to what is being done well. This is mainly done in my personal department of residential real estate, tackling the problem of sharing your opinion without being judged. The ability to be anonymous is key with this software.

We use Google Forms across thee organization for multiple purposes:

• To run surveys: Whenever we have any event and need surveys about participation, we use Google Forms.
• To get feedback: To receive feedback at the end of any event.
• Idea crowd sourcing: To get general opinion of entire team or organization.

In general, when data is not business sensitive, we use Google Forms for survey purposes.

My entire school district, from teachers and students to principals and administration members, are using Google Forms to create surveys, formative assessments, exit tickets, and morning check-ins, to name a few. Google Forms allows our teachers and admins to engage with stakeholders, collect data, analyze primary sources, and assess our student's learning.

My entire school uses Google Forms across every point of operations. We use it to communicate with each other and the outside community, and to help sort information.

We use Google Forms for a variety of reasons. I use it for internal tracking purposes (i.e. various forms I have created so that employees can track things like event feedback, volunteer hours, emissions, etc.). I have also used it externally for things like surveying customers, event registration, and other light-lift survey needs. I would use this for any simple and straightforward survey or information collector. It isn't as sophisticated as survey monkey or other professional survey tools if you need to do anything more complex. However, the user interface is incredibly simple and looks good for the user so if I can get away with using this over other tools. I always will!

We use shared Google Form documents across our company as our main way of sharing and accessing information. We have spreadsheets for everything, calendars for employee availability, Word documents with a copy to cut and paste in emails and literature sent to customers. It has made it easy for us to all know where we are in a work flow process.

Google Forms is being used across the district to gather data from Professional Development needed by staff to Book Club talks and evaluations after meetings and workshops. Google Forms are also used to make appointments with teachers by parents and also work orders for tech support.

We used Google Forms for many different operations. We use Google Forms to create forms for applicants that are applying to the company. Also, Google spreadsheets to keep track of employees that work for our organization and budgets for spending.

While I am aware of Google Forms being used by other departments across the enterprise, our department (Marketing) used Forms constantly as RSVP forms to panels, meet ups, and presentations at industry conferences. These events are typically open-invite to conference goers, but in order to reserve an appropriately sized room and order sufficient catering it was important to have a headcount that was in the ballpark of accuracy. The user-friendly UI, sufficient customization features, professional appearance (and most of all free cost!) of Google Forms made them the ideal solution for this need!

Primarily, we have been using Google Forms in the absence of any kind of separate paid software to generate warm leads out of our prospective customers through the help of SMS and email campaigns. Also, it is utilized to conduct internal surveys for employees and kind of data collection, feedbacks, etc. from internal teams and customers alike.

Google Forms has allowed us to automate and outsource a large number of our internal functions. In our business franchise model, this program has enabled us to include external (outside our corporate office) stakeholders in the data collection and management process. At the same time, we are also able to better engage with candidates in our recruitment process through creating customized onboarding forms that guide candidates based on their previous answers.

I use Google Form to collect different kinds of data of the users and generate an excel file with that data.
Google Form provides a reach set of input fields. It also offers various validations based on input and also gives us the power to create our custom validation. It auto-generates various graphs based on the user responses without any extra work. These graphs help us analyze different parameters directly into its response section.
It also provides the feature of enabling and disabling the form with just a single click

This is mainly used for collecting data and taking ideas from our staff. When a new project is to be established, this is very useful.

I use Google Forms when I need to develop a survey or questionnaire. This program makes it really easy. Often times a client wants to do a survey campaign and this works great for developing that and also lets my client work on it with me from a remote location. Very easy to use as well. The main thing I use this for is for tests that are given to an employee looking to move into a new position. So I make a sort of a knowledge test. I also use it for voting on incentives for the caller's production.

While I was working in Inforstretch, we were using Google Forms in all the events held at our company. It was very easy to use Google Forms as it was an excellent user interface. I am currently pursuing my master's, yet I am using Google Forms to get data for various events, ask users to input the various information on various projects.

It's great for getting a bunch of people's opinions on something or a day where everyone is free. Google Forms is simple and easy to use, with great customization. You can use short answer, multiple choice, drop-down, check boxes, and more for any type of survey you might have. Plus, it's easy to share and collaborate on Google Forms.

We currently use Google Forms for a wide range of projects with my company. I can probably illustrate how we use it best by talking about the most recent project that we currently have going on. This will give an idea as to what we use the software for. At The Small Business Help Group, we are currently consulting a local recovery center by helping them with web development and helping them raise funds. We created a form for a T-Shirt Order in which we sent to everyone in their contact database so they can select the size and how many shirts they would like to order. Google Forms is the simplest way to keep all of the order data organized and makes the process efficient.

We use this across the whole organization. I deal with at least 100 separate videos every day, many of which come from a litany of video providers. So, our bookkeepers can get synced up with my efforts, all they have to do is look at my tracking sheet via Google Forms and instantly know what clips I've used.

Google Forms is being adopted for use by the entire organization. Previously, forms were created using a multitude of software that are still in use. The crudest form being an Excel spreadsheet that has a tab with instructions and another tab with questions and answers in tabular format. This same format can be achieved by Google Forms as the underlying storage is in the Google Sheet format which can be saved/exported as native Excel. Some other form techniques require routing to groups/individuals for approvals and then a fulfillment process before letting the submitter know of the results. In this case, there is slower adoption because of the ingrained process. However, with some scripting work, my team was able to do the same with better/standard looking forms and work processes that suit our needs.

Google Forms has helped our company and department, specifically, assess specific trends and generate feedback. The easy to use design makes for a time-saving tool.