FINALLY, you can customize your own Forms theme. If you are like me, you are bored with the standard themes for Forms, well...Google is finally allowing you to customize your own theme. Here's how it's done. In Forms, select the 'change theme' option and in the list of themes on the right of your screen go to the 'in this form' theme and select the customize option underneath. Then, in the header image, select 'choose image...' You can go the bottom of the insert image box and choose to upload, take from your albums, or select from your Google Drive.
Don't want to customize? You can select from Google's new list of 23 cool themes as well. Many of these new themes even contain gifs for those who want motion in their themes. Well, there it is guys. Try it yourself and see how many cool forms you can create.
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#mr.ford
If you are a fan of Flubaroo you have to check out Google's latest Add-On, Super Quiz! Oli Trussel O Trussell - Google+ is the creator of what many educators are calling Flubaroo on steriods! So what makes Super Quiz overshadow Flubaroo? Well, other than a more intense version of student feedback and teacher analyzation, Super Quiz boasts a self grading script like Flubaroo that automatically grades submissions immediately after they are electronically submitted without updating the instructor. This means that late submissions are graded without the teacher having to manually activate the self grading script. Perhaps the best part of Super Quiz is that it features a triggered mail merge option for immediate student feedback. This particular feature has been unavailable in Google's new spreadsheets and has been a hold up for developers like Andrew Stillman-creator of Autocrat, G-Class folders and Doctopus; whose Add-Ons rely heavily on mail merge. Mail merge combines information from a spreadsheet with a pre created document to mass produce and personalize submission results.