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1. docs.google.com › forms › uGoogle Forms: Sign-in

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   Access Google Forms with a personal Google account or Google Workspace account (for business use).

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     Access, create, and edit forms on-the-go, from screens big...

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     Easily create custom forms for surveys and questionnaires....

2. www.google.com › forms › aboutGoogle Forms: Online Form Creator | Google Workspace

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   Create and share online forms and surveys, and analyze responses in real-time. Sign up for free or log in with your Google account to access Forms and other Google Workspace apps.

3. accounts.google.com › LoginSign in - Google Accounts

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   Type the text you hear or see. Not your computer? Use a private browsing window to sign in. Learn more about using Guest mode.

4. support.google.com › a › usersCreate your first form in Google Forms

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   • Customize Your Design
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   Create a form

   Add questions

   Customize your design

   Control and monitor access

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   Create sections

   Sections can make your form easier to read and complete. Each section starts on a new page. Tips: 1. To move questions into a section, at the top of a question, click Drag . 2. To reorder sections, at the top of a section, click More Move section.

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   Allow access from outside your organization

   By default, access is restricted to people inside your organization. People must sign in with their email address to access your form. To share a form with people outside your organization: 1. Open a form in Google Forms. 2. At the top of the form, click Settings. 3. Next to “Responses,” click the Down arrow . 4. Turn off Restrict to users in [your-company.com] and its trusted organizations.

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   Preview it yourself

   At any time, you can preview your form to see what the changes look like.

   Send it to collaborators for review

   Before sending your form, you can let people review and edit it. Whoever you invite can edit any part of your form, including responses and where they are saved.

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   Learn how to create, customize, and share a form in Google Forms. You need to sign in with your Google account to access this tool and collect responses.

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5. forms.office.comMicrosoft Forms

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   Create forms in minutes... Send forms to anyone... See results in real time

6. support.google.com › docs › answerHow to use Google Forms - Computer - Google Docs Editors Help

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   Learn how to create, edit, and format online surveys and quizzes with Google Forms. Find out how to save responses, share your form, and access Google Workspace features.

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   How do I access Google Forms?

   • Google Forms: Sign-in Access Google Forms with a free Google account (for personal use) or Google Workspace account (for business use).

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   Does Google Forms have a form builder?

   • Google Forms has a form builder that allows you to easily add questions to your form. However, what if you wanted different questions responded to by different users? To do this, you can create branching, so the user is routed to different sections of the form based on their answers. What is the benefit of using branching?

   How to use branching in Google Forms - Form Approvals

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   How do I sign in to Google Forms?

   • To access Google Forms, sign-in with a personal Google account or Google Workspace account (for business use).

   Google Forms: Sign-in

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   What is Google Forms and how does it function?

   • Google Forms is a free online software for creating surveys offered by Google. It lets you create personalized quizzes or surveys to collect data from people. You can then connect it to a spreadsheet to record the answers automatically in real-time. Google Forms is available online and can be accessed on your browser.

   Where is Google Forms? (How to Open Google Forms)

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   Can Google Forms be used online?

   • Yes, Google Forms can be used online. With an internet connection and a browser, you can access this cloud-based application to start surveys, collect client information, create sign-up forms, collect RSVPs, or create quizzes using a simple online form.

   Where is Google Forms? (How to Open Google Forms)

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   How to create a Google Form?

   • To create a Google Form, you can choose to use the Forms website, Google Drive, Google Sheets, or even your mobile device. 1. Begin by visiting forms.google.com and logging in with your Google account. 2. After logging in, click the 'Blank' option to start with a clean slate.

   How to Make a Google Form Poll - UpForm Blog

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8. workspace.google.com › products › formsGoogle Forms: Online Form Builder for Business - Google Workspace

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   Create custom forms for surveys and questionnaires at no extra cost with Google Forms. Share forms with an email, a link or a website and analyze responses with automatic summaries or Google Sheets.