(g)Math Google Form Add-on - Perfect for Teachers and Students

I love that the g(Math) Google Form Add-on allows teachers to create math expressions, graphs, statistical displays, handwriting examples, and make multiple choice questions. In addition, you can now allow students to answer in the form using g(math). 

If you are not familiar with creating a Google Form, please see this tutorial.

Here are the steps you need to take to add the add-on to your Google Forms. 

Here is a run down of all the cool things you can do with g(Math). 

Google Forms Has a New Look

Google has done it again, they have made another big change and this time it is to Google Forms. It looks completely different.

If you are in a Google Apps for Education district, you might not have access to it yet, as your Google Domain Administrator might have it set to 'scheduled release' as opposed to 'rapid release.' See below image for descriptions. 

Whether you have access to the new Google Forms look now or it is coming in a couple weeks, here is a guide to help you become familiar to all the changes. 

Read Google Forms Submissions Easier Using the Transpose Formula

Sometimes it is hard to read people Google Forms submission because you have to scroll so far. I have found that sometimes transposing the responses makes it easier for me to see what each person has submitted.

Here is a short video tutorial to show you how to use this formula.