Overview
What is Google Forms?
Google Forms is an app for creating forms and surveys, and is part of Google Apps for Work. The product focuses on ease of use; the interface is similar to a document editor, with drop down lists of options and…
Google Forms Review
Google Forms Review
Great tool!
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Google Forms Enables Quick and Easy Data Collection
Forms, Data Gathering, and Analysis - made easy with Google Forms
Great tool for basic needs
Collaboration, efficiency and analysis
Google Forms helped my organization to increase profit!
One of the best time and money savers available!
Google Forms: A Great Free Survey Tool to use in Education
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Popular Features
- Multiple question types (103)8.585%
- Response tracking (103)8.282%
- Survey templates (99)7.777%
- Themes (99)7.575%
Pricing
What is Google Forms?
Google Forms is an app for creating forms and surveys, and is part of Google Apps for Work. The product focuses on ease of use; the interface is similar to a document editor, with drop down lists of options and drag and drop question re-ordering. Users can embed images and video into surveys. Users…
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Features
Survey Format & Appearance
Features related to the type, look & feel of surveys.
- 7.7Survey templates(99) Ratings
Includes a selection of pre-made survey templates for different types of surveys.
- 7.5Themes(99) Ratings
Includes options for the look & feel of a survey, including different colors, fonts, layouts, etc.
- 7.7Custom logo/branding(85) Ratings
Allows the user to include their company logo (rather than the survey vendor’s logo) and/or create a company template so that branding is consistent across multiple surveys.
Survey Content
Features related to the content (media, question types, answer types, etc) of surveys.
- 8Changes to live survey(99) Ratings
Users can make changes to live surveys after they are published.
- 7.8Question design help(86) Ratings
Includes educational material about question design for research, such as tips, recommendations, and information about best practices.
- 8.5Multiple question types(103) Ratings
Supports a variety of question types, such as multiple choice, select all that apply, ratings, text responses, etc.
Survey Logic
Features related to survey flow, or the logic that directs survey question order.
- 7.8Survey logic flexibility(94) Ratings
Survey question flow can be customized with skip logic, conditional questions, question branching logic, piping logic, and/or randomization.
Survey Reporting & Analytics
Features related to reporting & analytics for survey results.
- 8.2Response tracking(103) Ratings
Individual responses are coordinated with demographic information about the respondent. This information is stored and can be used for reporting and analysis.
- 8.5Data export(99) Ratings
Data collected within the tool can be exported to another program for additional reporting/analysis.
- 8.1Standard reports(98) Ratings
Includes canned reports that allow users to generate and share accurate survey results.
- 7.7Custom reports(77) Ratings
Allows users to report on custom metrics, choose which metrics to include in a report, run reports with advanced segmentation and/or customize the look and feel of a report.
- 7.7Analytics(81) Ratings
Allows users to run different types of analysis, such as statistical analysis, cross tabs, sentiment analysis, etc. within the tool.
Survey Administration & Security
Features related to administration & security for survey tools and data.
- 8.3Access controls(97) Ratings
Administrators can limit users’ ability to access data and edit content.
- 8.1Compliance(76) Ratings
Supports privacy compliance and confidentiality standards, such as HIPPA.
Survey Distribution
Features related to the distribution of surveys.
- 7.5Vendor-offered crowdsourcing(34) Ratings
Vendor offers access to an audience or panel of respondents.
- 7.7Respondent restrictions(71) Ratings
Users can place restrictions on who can participate in surveys or how many times the same person can complete a survey.
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(51-75 of 109)Google Forms is great!
- Access via browser and mobile access
- Variety of applications to be able to use
- Being able to create surveys using Google Forms
- Adding more options for forms
- Adding more better-looking templates
A Simple Option for Online Forms
- There are various control settings that are useful, such as whether or not to have a user provide their email address, so that you have options to gather info anonymously or track data from the forms in the case of a sign-up or training. Other settings include requiring responses to certain items and controlling access by sending via a link or to certain emails, or making a Google Form publicly available.
- Like other documents in Google format, Google Forms are created and stored within Google Drive, so it's easy to create and keep them with other Google format documents, even filed within specific folders. The participant responses to the Google Form are simply accessed through the Form itself under the "Responses" tab. It's nice not to have each separate response arriving as an email or a file that would be accessed separately; it's all in one place.
- Google Forms has a variety of document types, such as a sign-up sheet, basic poll, or a quiz. Within each type, you have various options regarding the layout and item formatting. For example, the quiz option allows you to choose a question format (multiple choice, T/F, scaled response, etc.) for each individual question and you can also program an answer key.
- My number one issue is that in quizzes, the Multiple Choice Grid format (essentially, a matching section, which is the ideal format for some information) will not allow an answer key to be programmed. This means manual grading of an item of this type.
- Some features are not very intuitive, such as adding an answer key. It's rather buried. The Help option will provide guidance, but I feel that as a relatively tech-savvy person, I should be able to find and use all commonly used features without having to go to the Help section.
- Forms do not automatically include email notifications to the creator when participants finish the quiz, and this setting has to be turned on manually for each form you create. It would be handy if there were an across-the-board option to indicate that you do or don't want email notifications for responses to all your Forms.
Google Forms - Easy to Use
- Platform is easy to use
- Able to incorporate multiple media types (e.g., video, images) into the form, as well as the ability to have many item and response types (e.g., multiple choice, fill in the blank, ranked response)
- Versions are automatically saved to Google Drive, which means work is never lost
- I am unable to find version tracking in forms, which is important when developing a survey with collaborators or editing a survey over time.
I am [concerned] about the privacy/security of Google Forms, and therefore question if it is suited to collecting data for research when human research subjects' protections (for identifiable information) must be used.
The Perfect Solution for Low-Leverage Use Cases
- Easy drag-and-drop interface with clean, intuitive design.
- NO COST! This is the biggest one.
- Customization features were sufficient for our needs, but would be limited for extremely technical surveying.
- Appearance is professional, but again limited in customization options. Very sufficient for our needs for one-off RSVP forms, but wouldn't support need for a heavily branded high-leverage customer facing use case.
Google Forms Review
- Google Forms is very easy and simple to set-up for new employees and the learning curve is steep, unlike other software options.
- It is also quite simple for customers to use, by default most people have Google email IDs that help in getting customers data in a frictionless manner.
- There can be a user guide or option to assist users to set-up forms.
- They can introduce more options to limit the data entered by the end customer who fills up forms so that data accuracy is higher.
Improve data efficiency and customization through Google Forms
- Create customized and guided forms that react to user input.
- Easy data management.
- Create excellent data reports.
- Response customization is linear making it difficult to have a truly dynamic user experience.
- Output spreadsheet sometimes has issues as the form ages.
- Editing the form and the output spreadsheet after the fact is not a seamless task.
Google Forms - Get data easy and free!
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.
- Quickly create surveys.
- It's free.
- Many users can access the documents and edit it at the same time.
- Easy to use.
- Limitations on image sizes or spreadsheets.
- Limited design features.
It might be a little complicated to use wherever you have a bad internet connection (or no connection at all), as it need to be connected to the internet.
Google Form Quick review
- It will help us collect different kinds of data.
- Help us analyze and generate graphs for statistical data.
- Input various kinds of validations in your inputs to receive user inputs and reduce junk data.
- Generates an excel file of response so we can use it, modify it as per our need and share it with the team.
- Gives the power to change the form on the go without requiring to change the form link.
- Writing a script is a bit difficult in Google Form. For example, if I want to populate the next question based on the answer to the current answer, then it is difficult right now in the Google Form.
Best Way to Collect data from large audience
- Collect Data.
- Can convert to excel quickly and from excel to various databases.
- The data can be private, so the data-security is maintained.
- There should not be a google account binding it Google Forms should support any accounts.
Becoming the Better Business: Made Easy!
- Allows the users/ responders to be anonymous
- Easy organization of responses from peers
- Has several options in which an individual can answer surveys
- Could be more features in the aesthetic design, can be dull looking
- Must have a google account to initiate
- When there are bullet point responses, the responder cannot leave a personal comment
A Simple and Free Form Making Tool
- 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.
- It is a free tool with extremely simple interface to create simple forms.
- To create basic UI for forms, it requires zero knowledge about HTML.
- A custom-designed HTML form can also be connected to Google Forms back-end. This allows users to create visually beautiful forms for front-end users and all visualization and reporting features for form/survey owners.
- It allows you to see consolidated results in the form of graphs and charts. These results can also be exported to Spreadsheet.
- Customization of fonts, background and other styling parameters is a bit tricky. One cannot make the complex layout with Google forms directly.
- The branching in the flow is handled on separate pages. One cannot have dynamic fields in the same form.
Immediate Feedback with Google Forms
- Data is transferred immediately to a designated spreadsheet.
- It is user-friendly and easily manageable.
- Participants may upload information like images, files, etc.
- I wish I had the creative freedom to design my header and side margins.
Unbeatable product for any simple survey needs!
- It is really easy to set up the survey or form. For such a simple tool, there is a good level of customization. You can also customize the appearance.
- We already use GSuite for everything so this product works seamlessly with that. You have the option to have all the answers sent to an Excel spreadsheet, so that's very convenient too for viewing results.
- It is easy to set permissions on who can fill out the form, sharing the form, and when you want to close the form to no longer accept responses.
- People are typically familiar with Google Forms and the UI is good—so it's an easy tool to teach to others and to have people fill out.
- While there is some ability for logic questions (i.e. changing the path of the survey based on answers provided) - this feature is pretty rudimentary. I wouldn't use Google Forms for any complicated survey needs that require too many questions or pages.
- If used for simple tasks, I have no other complaints about the product! I am so glad Google offers this in their suite of products.
Form an opinion!
- Client surveys with drop-down boxes of multiple-choice questions.
- Knowledge tests for the employees.
- You have to have an internet connection to use it, but really most things do these days.
- It has limits on how many sheets or characters you can have.
Google Forms Review
- Spreadsheets work with all the attributes we ever needed from Excel.
- It is easy to search for old documents and to share them as needed.
- You can set alerts for when a document is altered that will notify your employees they need to check the changes.
- It is too easy to accidentally change a cell in a spreadsheet. With the auto-save feature, you may not notice and these changes save. However, you can go back and see what the previous value of the cell was.
- The organization of your documents in the drive can get messy if you don't actively create folders and subgroups. It doesn't intuitively group like items.
- If you share a document it can be edited by the person you shared it with unless you specifically choose not to let them. It can be easy to forget who has what permissions.
Google Forms is a Favorite
- Lets you use a lot of different answer formats.
- Conveniently organizes the data you collect from the forms.
- Can't use GIFs in forms.
Google Forms is Awesome!
- Variety of questions gives teachers real choice
- Sharing data with others
- Collecting data in real-time and sorting it
- Teachers struggle with who has access to the form - sharing the form vs embedding the form
- Sharing the link vs sharing the entire form(adding collaborators) and then giving people access to edit.
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- It continuesly saves your progress, so you can have the security that you won't lose your work and you can restart any time.
- You can share big files.
- You can have collaborative work.
- Improve the spreadsheet to have more functions.
- Improve the graphic editor, it needs more options.
- It needs a flowchart application.
Time Saver
- Good pre-created forms
- Good variety in the of styles of forms
- Good variety of pre-created forms
- Increased flexibility in formatting.
Google Forms Saves The Day!
- Easy to use features and customization.
- Ability to share is easy to figure out and offers the option to shorten the link to share.
- Setting up a basic form takes little to no time!
- Customization can be a bit frustrating if you are trying to add a personal picture as a header.
- Navigating responses can be a bit tricky
- Accessing google forms can be a bit tricky as well.
A great form solution for your business!
- It helps keep all of the data from the forms organized.
- The use of Google Forms is very efficient and practical.
- The software has proven to be the easiest way to collect date using a "form" setting.
- Some of the templates could use an upgrade to the designs.
- It would be a nice upgrade if they develop an easy way to include on a website.
- An additional template would also be helpful.
Google Forms Schools the Competition!
- Easily design and create forms quickly to fill your needs.
- Responses are easy to browse and data can be exported to a Google Sheet.
- Having forms saved in Google Drive and the cloud makes sharing and access extremely simple.
- I would love to have more templates available to customize Google Forms for unique, custom looks.
- Easily filters data into easy to decipher data
- Design is very easy, which is good if you need something good looking fast
- Versatile layout lets me put in entry points which can funnel my data down even further
- Design improvement - while it can provide something good, I want a form that looks great. But there are limited font choices and design is just adequate
- It's easy to design a form according to your specific needs, like asking the customers for their point of view about the service given.
- It allows users to consume the form information in text answers and in graphs, and to filter the responses individually if needed.
- If you want to make some tests after some capacitation or something, it's also easy and fast to make one to evaluate people.
- Sometimes, especially when filling tests, it can be counterintuitive and leads to mistakes in the answers.
- Maybe a prettier interface would work better. It's not that it's actually ugly but it is a bit plain.
- More options to export.
Google Forms - Free, Powerful Tool
- Clear and easy to use for both data administrators and users.
- Can collect a lot of data.
- An efficient way to obtain data.
- Survey construction can be a bit clunky.
- Exporting to Google Sheets creates a document that is too large.
- Google Forms can have more opportunities to add creative flair.