Week 5: Google Forms: Types of question in a form.

Class Objective

Design and insert different types of questions in Google Forms in order to distinguish between open and closed questions and practice creating effective questions for real-life contexts.

Class agenda:

1. Introduction: “Have you ever answered an online quiz or survey? Did you enjoy it or was it boring?” 
1. Short review: What is Google Forms? 
2. Explanation: Open-ended vs. Closed-ended Questions.
1. Tips for writing good questions (clear, specific, avoid confusion).
2. Demonstration: How to insert question types in Google Forms (short answer, paragraph, multiple choice, checkboxes, dropdown).
3. Activity – “My First Mini-Survey” (posted in Classroom).
4. Homework –  Make sure to write it in your agenda.
5. Take notes in your notebook

📓 Notes in your notebook

Answer these questions in your notebook

1. What's the difference between open-ended and closed-ended questions?
2. If you were creating a survey for your friends, what topic would be the most interesting for them? Write 3 examples of questions you would ask.
3. Mention the characteristics of a well-asked question.

📌 Keywords:

1. Open-ended question - This question lets you answer in your own words.
2. Closed-ended question - This question has a specific answer to pick from.
3. Multiple choice - This question must be answered with just one option from the list.
4. Checkbox - This question can be answered with more than one option from the list.
5. Dropdown - List of possible answers to choose from. You can select only one.
6. Survey - A form that asks for opinion.

🖋 Homework:

Will be published in Classroom.