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Friday Google Update: Forms can now have attachments!

amystanley Forms, google friday, new feature, upload 11:29 AM

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Google forms now has a long awaited feature, allowing uploads.  This could be great for uploading pictures and documents as documentation.  How do you add this to your form?<br />
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Add a question and change the type of question to "File Upload"<br />
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You will get this warning:</div>
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Once you confirm that you will be sending to people you know and then you will be allowed to set the size of the file (up to 10000 MB) and the type.</div>
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You can leave this on all types of you can limit the type to images, PDF, Video, Audio, etc. This would require an acceptable extension to allow the upload.</div>
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Friday Google Update: Forms can now have attachments!

Google forms now has a long awaited feature, allowing uploads. This could be great for uploading pictures and documents as documentation....

Friday Google Tidbit: Google Forms Makeover!

Anonymous Forms, Google 4:15 PM

Google Forms has a new look!<br />
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You can now collaborate with others when creating a Form just like you can with Docs, Sheets, and Slides!  Need to work with another teacher on a Form?   You can now work on the Form together at the same time--include the chat on that, as well.<br />
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One of the <i>biggest </i>changes is where the data will be stored after a Form is submitted.  In the old look, a Spreadsheet is automatically created.  Now, you have the option to choose the response destination.   You can create a new Spreadsheet (like in the old version), place the data in a <i>new </i>sheet in an existing Spreadsheet, or you can just keep the responses in Forms.<br />
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Check out more details <a href="http://googledrive.blogspot.com/2013/01/google-forms-refreshed.html" target="_blank"><b><span style="color: blue;">here</span></b></a>.

Friday Google Tidbit: Google Forms Makeover!

Google Forms has a new look! You can now collaborate with others when creating a Form just like you can with Docs, Sheets, and Slides! Ne...

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Friday, November 4, 2016

Friday Google Update: Forms can now have attachments!

Google forms now has a long awaited feature, allowing uploads. This could be great for uploading pictures and documents as documentation. How do you add this to your form?

Add a question and change the type of question to "File Upload"

You will get this warning:

Once you confirm that you will be sending to people you know and then you will be allowed to set the size of the file (up to 10000 MB) and the type.

You can leave this on all types of you can limit the type to images, PDF, Video, Audio, etc. This would require an acceptable extension to allow the upload.

Happy Friday!

Friday, February 15, 2013

Friday Google Tidbit: Google Forms Makeover!

Google Forms has a new look!

You can now collaborate with others when creating a Form just like you can with Docs, Sheets, and Slides! Need to work with another teacher on a Form? You can now work on the Form together at the same time--include the chat on that, as well.

One of the biggest changes is where the data will be stored after a Form is submitted. In the old look, a Spreadsheet is automatically created. Now, you have the option to choose the response destination. You can create a new Spreadsheet (like in the old version), place the data in a new sheet in an existing Spreadsheet, or you can just keep the responses in Forms.

Check out more details here.

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