The Google Forms team announced today several enhancements to the online service. If you aren’t familiar with Forms, it is a great free tool that allows you to create anything from a formal survey, a party invite RSVP list or even a feedback form. It is a great tool that has a huge number of templates already pre-built for you to use. You can check it out at http://forms.google.com. That said, the team announced today that in addition to getting the overall responses to a form (which you have always been to do), you can now see individual responses from those who have replied.
The idea is that if you send out a form that you can view the individual responses to a question you asked. It is great for things like team surveys or an RSVP list. In addition to this, Google has
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also added some features to manage responses.
We’ve also added a couple of new features to help with managing responses: the option for you to receive email notifications each time one of your Forms is filled out and for our Google Apps for Work customers a new view that will show you the response status of each person you sent the form to. If you want to give those last few folks a friendly nudge, there’s an easy Send Reminder Email option.
Finally, like you can do with Docs, you can now add-on’s and App Scripts to Forms such as Forms Publisher.
