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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing How Form 2220 Certification

Instructions and Help about How Form 2220 Certification

And welcome to another flipped classroom tutorial. This time we are going to have some fun with forms. Forms are always great if you want to collect data on people, get information, or receive feedback. Let's say you've just finished a lesson or a training session and you would like to get some feedback. Forms will enable you to send out a form for attendance or for all the children that have been in the class to fill out and instantly collect that data. One really useful function within Forms is that whenever someone sends you their information, you can automatically push out a message and file. This file could be a certificate of attendance or a welcome letter, whatever you want it to be. So, in order to do this, let's start by creating our form. I would highly suggest creating a separate folder for each form. This way, it will be easier to change the files afterwards. For this tutorial, I've just called this folder "Fun with Forms". Click on "new" and create a form. This opens a new tab where you can now name your form. Let's call this form "Fun with Forms". Then, we can request some information. Let's start with question number one, name. You can select "text" and make it a required question. Add a second question for the email address. Again, make it a required question and select "text". Under text, there is an advanced setting where you can validate the email address. This way, you can ensure that people only fill out email addresses. We have name and email address, which is enough for the purpose of demonstrating this function, but you can add as many questions as you would like. Click on "done" and now we have a form with a name and email...