Creating Effective Online Surveys with Microsoft Forms

This tutorial introduces Microsoft Forms, a tool for creating surveys, quizzes, and polls, similar to Google Forms. It covers signing in, creating forms, adding questions, viewing responses, and sharing forms. The video also explains how to create quizzes with points and feedback. The tutorial concludes with additional resources and encourages viewers to connect on social media.

What is the primary purpose of Microsoft Forms?

• To create documents

• To edit videos

• To create surveys, quizzes, and polls

• To manage emails

Which account is recommended for signing into Microsoft Forms?

• Yahoo account

• Gmail account

• Any social media account

• Office 365 account

What can you add next to the title of your form?

• A video

• An image

• A hyperlink

• A table

Which type of question allows multiple answers in Microsoft Forms?

• Text-based question

• Date-related question

• Rating question

• Multiple-choice question

What feature helps users with visual impairments understand images in the form?

• Image captions

• Alternative text

• Image resizing

• Image filters

How can you ensure that students cannot copy each other's answers?

• By limiting the number of responses

• By adding a timer

• By using a password

• By shuffling the options

What can you do in the 'Theme' section of Microsoft Forms?

• Change the font

• Add a background image

• Change the language

• Add a video

Which sharing option allows users to scan and access the form?

• Embed code

• Direct link

• QR code

• Email link

What additional feature does a quiz have compared to a form?

• Custom themes

• More question types

• Points and correct answers

• Ability to add images

What feedback can you provide for incorrect answers in a quiz?

• A hint for the next question

• A link to the correct answer

• Explanation of why the answer is wrong

• A motivational quote