Microsoft Forms is a tool that offers a simple interface for creating basic surveys and evaluations. It is available to all Brock instructors and students through the Microsoft 365 suite of applications via myoffice.brocku.ca.
Microsoft offers their own detailed text and video guides to help get started using Forms. They also provide templates and examples. This article seeks to expand upon those and assist with idea and use-case generation.
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Use-Cases
Microsoft Forms can be used to facilitate a range of discussion and information gathering. Examples include:
Peer evaluation which can be anonymous and decentralized (or the opposite).
Voting and polling questions for feedback or decision-making.
Fostering engagement by adding interactivity during a lecture (including Forms integration with PowerPoint).
Automated start, stop, and continue check-ins with students
Surveys with branching questions or skip-logic.
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Email cpi@brocku.ca for more information or assistance in utilizing Microsoft Forms. |