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Login to myUSF, and choose Email.  \n2. Click Google Apps icon  > choose Drive.  \n3. Click the red New button, and choose More > Google Forms.  \n4. Enter a Title for your form.  \nThe Center for Instruction and Technology Last Updated: 2/26/2016  \n2  \nPick a Theme  \nClick the Color Patlette icon to either upload your own image or pick a preset design, and  \nPreview.  \nClick open Settings icon and choose the appropriate Form  \nSettings.  \n‘Who can respond?’  \nDecide who can respond to your form. (Choose‘Anyone’or‘Anyone in Faculty & Staff Donsapp’)  \n‘Confirmation page’  \nChange your confirmation message for respondents here.‘Allow Only One Submission’ is Possible!  \nIf you want to limit only one submission per user, you will enable‘Can submit only 1 response (requires login)’option. All respondents must have a Google account to login.  \nIf you choose to open the form to all users and worry about duplicates, you could ask for a unique piece of information, such as an email address or name for user identification. You will then filter out duplicates in your responses using spreadsheet functions.  \nThe Center for Instruction and Technology Last Updated: 2/26/2016  \n3  \nBuild Questions  \n1. When you first start creating a new form, simply start with changing the placeholder Question Title.  \n2. Then, choose a question type for your question.  \n3. Turn on‘Required’ if your question is mandatory.  \nAdd New Question  \n1. Click the Add Question  sign to create a new question. Select the type of question you would like to add.  \nThe Center for Instruction and Technology Last Updated: 2/26/2016  \n4  \nData Validation Settings  \nCurrently, only Short answer, Paragraph, and Checkboxes questions have support for validation. Each question type has its own validation settings. (see Data Validation settings and examples on the last page).    \nClick the Show icon  to choose Data Validation option.  \nDuplicate Questions  \nClick on the  icon to duplicate a question, then click and drag it to the proper location in the form.  \nDelete Questions  \nClick  to delete a question.  \nReorder Questions  \nSelect the desired question, move your cursor up by the icon, drag and drop the question to another location.  \nShort Answer  \nThis allows you to type in a short answer such as name and address; allows data validation.  \nParagraph (can be used for comments)  \nParagraph allows you to enter a large text entry such as comments.  \nCheckboxes  \nCheckboxes allows you to choose more than one item from a list.  \nDropdown  \nThis is a drop-list. 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