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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…
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Efficient Integration: Users have appreciated the seamless integration of Google Forms with Google accounts, making it effortless to create and launch forms for specific goals. The easy connection has streamlined their form creation process significantly.
Versatile Survey Creation: Reviewers found Google Forms valuable for creating various types of surveys and questionnaires, such as Culture Surveys, Promotion Request Forms, and Event Questionnaires. This versatility allowed users to tailor forms to different needs efficiently.
Secure Data Handling: The security features of Google Forms were praised by users for ensuring secure data transmission and storage, along with the ease of importing data into analysis tools. This added layer of protection instilled confidence in handling sensitive information effectively.
Limited Customization Options: Several users have expressed dissatisfaction with the limited customization options in Google Forms, particularly in templates, fonts, and design functionality. They suggest that enhancing these aspects would greatly improve the software.
Challenges with Sharing and Access Permissions: Users have faced difficulties sharing forms between institutional and personal Google accounts and finding survey links. This has led to frustration among users who desire more seamless sharing capabilities.
Lack of Advanced Features: Some reviewers feel that Google Forms lacks advanced features found in other survey tools, such as more question types, improved email notifications, and enhanced functionality. They suggest that adding these features would make the platform more competitive.
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Great tool!
Easy, Clean Cut and Simple Form Building at its finest
Google Forms Enables Quick and Easy Data Collection
- Typeform and SurveyMonkey
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!
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One of the best time and money savers available!
- Formative, Kahoot! and SurveyMonkey
Google Forms: A Great Free Survey Tool to use in Education
Tired [of] looking for people to do surveys? Google Form[s] is the solution
Personally, I never use other products to conduct surveys other than Google Forms, because I think Google Forms is very comfortable and easy to use.
Google Forms- The "Lite" Survey Tool
Google Forms, try it, you'll like it!
Google Forms, Easy for All from A to Z
Google Forms: The Quickest Survey Tool Out There
Google Forms for Research and Collaboration
I also find Google easier to use than the Microsoft Forms tool, but again Microsoft might have better options in terms of user authentication, depending on whether the rest of the organization uses Microsoft for email, etc.