How to Respond in Google Forms

The video tutorial demonstrates how to create a spreadsheet from Google Form responses. It covers navigating the new Google Forms interface, viewing and interpreting responses, and creating a spreadsheet. The tutorial also explains how to sort and analyze data within the spreadsheet, providing tips for teachers to differentiate student performance effectively.

What is the first step in creating a spreadsheet from a Google Form?

• Share the form

• Submit the form

• Edit the form

• Switch to preview mode

What feature does the new Google Forms provide for response analysis?

• Automatic summary of responses

• Manual data entry

• Email notifications

• Real-time collaboration

How can you view individual responses in Google Forms?

• By clicking on the 'Summary' tab

• By accessing the 'Individual' tab

• By exporting to a PDF

• By using the 'Collaborate' feature

What is the purpose of sorting data in the spreadsheet?

• To delete unnecessary data

• To create a backup

• To organize data for better analysis

• To share data with others

What color is suggested for marking borderline scores in the spreadsheet?

• Yellow

• Blue

• Red

• Green