Stop sharing spreadsheets, start collecting information:
The Google Docs Blog posts today about a new feature in Google Docs Spreadsheets called forms. It basically allows you to share a Google Docs Spreadsheet as a form with others and the data they enter in that form is automatically added to a Google Docs Spreadsheet. So rather than sharing a spreadsheet with others, you can send them a form to fill out and the data they enter is automatically entered into a Google Docs Spreadsheet. Lots of possibilities here… I tested it on my iPhone and the form works nicely. Think I’m going to redo my Learning Walk form tomorrow…


























Tim, what a great new feature. Thanks for sharing. I can think of some great ways to use this at school for collecting data from teachers and students. Hope the weather in Oregon is decent!
Posted on February 7, 2008 at 12:24 am.
Tim,
I hadn’t seen this yet. Very nice, though! We can put it to use immediately with the project we’re working on.
See you in San Antonio?
Posted on February 7, 2008 at 4:06 am.
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