I am looking into creating a simple quiz for a website.
All of the answers should be typed into a text box (not multiple choice), and at the end of the quiz I would like to display the users results and possibly even all of the questions with the correct answers (coloured red if the user answered incorrectly).
Does anybody have any suggestions? Maybe any useful links?
Cheers.
Take a look at the Forms feature of Google Docs. I've created a sample form for you that has some search functions and sorting of results.
Take a look at the form https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dFJpR2JiSFJ4NlQtZjRnQmo5Z2JBN2c6MQ
And the results page here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Aihv4Xc6w4lpdFJpR2JiSFJ4NlQtZjRnQmo5Z2JBN2c
There's a lot you can do here, and you can learn how to do most of the grading functions functions by searching this page: https://support.google.com/docs/bin/static.py?hl=en&topic=25273&page=table.cs
Hope that helps.
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I want to make a quiz for students regarding basic programming using Google Forms. The challenge is that I can not find any Add On how add code snippets to the questions, like it is here in Stack Overflow, pressing Ctrl+K.
You can take a screenshot of the code, so that you can also get syntax highlighting, and publish it along with your question. Otherwise, link your code to other code-hosting websites such as pastebin.
For a project, I am asked to design a chat bot that answers questions about incident management. I utilized the tutorial in W3schools to create a chat bot, but I want to be able to display the user input above the input box to show the past conversation. I am not sure how to do that with HTML. Basically, after the user asks a question, all their questions (and respective answers) will be displayed above in a chain of messages. I know the question seems silly but I could really use some help. I know I can use jQuery, but I am not familiar with it, so if anyone could walk me through the process it would be great.
I have tried using the <input> and <output> tags, but I do not think those work. From the pre-existing code, what can I change?
I spent much time to search solution, but could not find any results even add-on, or script examples.
How to make google form be Repeatable on section to add more answers
Thanks for any help
You can set it so that the people who are using your form can submit more than one response and/or edit a response.
This is the closest you can get to the desired result using Google Forms.
So I have a form where a user can post a project. He fills the fields and submits so far. However what I would like is to use a tag system where instead of writing a string of skills needed for the project, they should be tags. Then implement a tag based search. Kind of like here on stackoverflow you can search questions based on tags. I'm not sure what to google or what kind of question I am looking for. Maybe someone can point me in the right direction?
There are numerous jQuery plugins that do this. For a comprehensive list of them, see this stackoverflow post. I personally like Tag-it!, which is probably the most popular one.
I am currently building a Google form to help gauge a competency of our staff members. While building the Google forms you’re given several options when creating your question type, 9 to be exact. (text, paragraph text, multiple-choice, checkboxes, choose from a list, scale, grid, date and time I’m a definite novice when it comes to scripting with a simple understanding of different coding languages which helps me sift through the scripts so please bear with me.
So here’s my question, how would I add a paragraph text to the existing multiple-choice script in the Google form and is it possible?
Here’s a quick test question example we would like to apply to current Google form script:
Question: Do you have experience in handling cash?
Multiple-choice question: Yes or no? (Please explain your answer) <--- this is where I would like to add a script that would allow me to also include a paragraph text just below the multiple question.
I know I can organically create the entire test by adding landing pages as an option after choices made but this means creating a new page for every single question throughout the test with my 40 questions this means building 40 questions with 40 page landings would sound like a massive pain in the ass.
This may be an easy question for somebody out there but I’m sure it’s not going to be for most as I believe Google locks down the default scripting in new forms. My only hope is that the existing Google form that I create essentially belongs to us so re-scripting to add a paragraph text box may not be that big of a deal after all.
Per this discussion, there is currently no way to modify the action of Google Forms controls:
Google FormApp Customisation
If you have the time to get to grips with the UiApp, then you should probably do so, since (as you have discovered) Google Forms are extremely limited in terms of what can be achieved with them.
Additionally, Google handles the data transactions via a background service which makes any adjustments post-contruction liable to cause significant problems with your process. For example, adding a new control 1/2 way down your form will insert a new column at the end of the responses spreadsheet, and attempting to move that will create a 'ghost' column which can't be removed. Similar issues will be encountered with removing rows etc.
If the system you are working on is anything more than trivial, Google Forms are not the way to go. But if you feel it can do what you need, then Bryan P's comment from yesterday is probably the way to go :)