Microsoft Forms

How do you share a form with others? In this guide, you will learn the step-by-step process of sharing a form for responses and sharing a form for collaboration. Let’s get started. Sharing Microsoft Forms for Responses Microsoft Forms offers an easy way to create and share forms for various purposes. Whether you’re a teacher seeking student feedback, a business gathering customer insights, or an individual organizing an event: Here’s how to share Microsoft Forms: Step 1: Collect responses Access the form or quiz that you want to collect responses on. Then, click the collect responses button from the command […]

Can you share your form as a template? In this guide, you will learn how to save and share a Microsoft Form as a template, step-by-step, and how it differs from the collaboration feature. Let’s get started. Uses of Sharing a Form or Quiz as a Template Sharing a form or quiz as a template in MS Forms isn’t just about reducing repetitive work… It has several strategic advantages: Related: Microsoft Forms Update: New Features Announced How to Share a Form as a Template Sharing a form as a template is straightforward, though the specific steps may have changed over

What’s new in Microsoft Forms? In this article, I’ll show you the new features of Microsoft Forms including an update on form themes, distribution, and a few nice updates. Let’s get started Form themes and cover pages A struggle I had with forms was creating a sort of introduction or cover especially when I was creating a survey. Well, Microsoft seemed to hear my thoughts on this one as they have rolled out cover page templates. Think of them as more than Microsoft Forms background templates: The system will also give you cover page suggestions based on the topic of

Need to create a survey, a quiz, or simply a poll? Microsoft Forms has you covered. In this guide, I will show you all the ins and outs of how to create a form using Microsoft Forms and the question types you can use. Let’s get started. How to create a form in Microsoft Forms From the name itself, Microsoft Forms is a freemium tool you can use to create interactive surveys and quizzes. It’s useful for businesses that want to gather feedback from customers or conduct opinion surveys by creating a Microsoft form to collect information. Note: Microsoft Forms is

Data collection has always been a challenge for some organizations especially when the process concerns external sources. Some solutions cost a lot and can be considered “too robust”. Fortunately, there’s the Microsoft Forms application you can use to collect data easily (and is useful if you’re already in the Microsoft ecosystem). In this article, I’ll talk about Microsoft Forms and the features I like most about it that I know can benefit everyone who’s looking for a lightweight data collection tool. Let’s get started. What is Microsoft Forms all about? Basically, Microsoft Forms is a question-and-answer tool or survey application

Microsoft Forms is a great tool to use if you want to create surveys and polls to collect various information from your target customers. The problem is — what if your customers speak various languages? What users previously did to solve this dilemma was to simply create a different form per language. It sounded like a good idea back then since there were no other alternatives (unless your job involved creating forms for more than ten languages). Fortunately, in 2019, Microsoft introduced a feature that finally allowed users to create multilingual forms — a single form can be in as