Overview of a form
Form is a flexible content component used to collect structured input from learners during the course. It's perfect when you need more than just a quiz or reflection; you can use Forms to gather detailed feedback, preferences, responses, or open-ended input.
Watch our video tutorial to see how the form activity can benefit you:
How to create a form?
Open the course's program.
Click Add new.
Choose Form.
You can create various questions and choose a preferred type of response, such as:
free text
grades (emojis or numbers)
single choice
multiple choice
Expert Tip: Use Forms to gather actionable insights by combining free-text questions with single- or multiple-choice items. This approach encourages reflection while providing structured data that is easier to analyze.
FAQ
Q: What is a Form in EducateMe?
A: Form is a flexible activity component used to collect structured responses from learners during a course. It’s ideal for gathering feedback, personal reflections, preferences, or other types of detailed input that go beyond quizzes or simple assignments.
Q: How is a Form different from a Quiz?
A: Unlike Quizzes, which are typically used to assess knowledge with correct/incorrect answers, Forms are used to collect subjective, open-ended, or non-graded (correct/incorrect) input. They are better suited for surveys, feedback, and learner insights.
Q: What types of questions can I include in a Form?
A: You can add: free text input, grades (numbers or emojis), single-choice questions, or multiple-choice questions.