Presentation about how to use google forms and decision making criteria for choosing google forms or event brite when organizing registration.

1. Embedding a Google form
into your website
Shawna Reibling
Knowledge mobilization coordinator
sreiblin@uoguelph.ca
March 21, 2012

2. Google forms vs. EventBrite
-One ticket type -Has multiple ticket types
-Has themes -Branding embedded
-Good for embedding into websites -Generates name tags
(direct people to your webpage) -Physical display of a map
-No bells/whistles -RSS feed
-Easy to store your lists in one spot -Can support charging fees
-Share documents with multiple users -Share login information.
-Work harder for google analytics -Easy use of google analytics is built in
http://cesguelph.eventbrite.com/

3. Example
Step 1. Make sure you have a google account
Step 2. Build a form in google docs
Step 3. Embed it in a webpage
(http://www.theresearchshop.ca/testingforms)
Step 4. Look at your data
1. Basic navigation
2. Features
3. Embedding
4. Sharing

4. Other People’s reasons
•send invitations to complete the form by email or embed it into a Web
page
•results can be private or public or shared within a team
•form results can be analyzed in a spreadsheet, complete with
calculations
•form results are online
•form creators can choose to be notified by email whenever the form is
filled out

5. Resources
How to video
Business using it for a draw/mailing list generator
Google forms help
Bonus: 79 Interesting Ways* to Use Google Forms in the Classroom