The UM MBA says:
- You can export the data to Excel, OpenOffice, PDF, and many more.
- You can work on the data immediately. New feedback is immediately append below the spreadsheet.
- It is made available by Google. It's trustworthy, safe and reliable.
- It's easy for your respondent to response. No more attachment.
- It has no expiry date.
- You can publish the findings on real-time to share it with the public, or you can make it private. It's up to you.
- It doesn't have to be used just for questionnaires only. Be creative and use it for collecting all kind of data.
- Go to Google Docs.
- Create a new form in your Google Docs and name it something like Survey – What do you like about “Ask the UM MBA” site.


- Here’s where you add details to your questionnaire
- Give it a good title. Make it interesting so that people WANT to participate in your questionnaires. “Man makes more money than woman” is definitely going to bring in much more traffic compared to a dull title like “Gender differences in Income”
- Tell your recipients why they should help you to participate in this survey. Explain to them how you will safeguard their privacy, compile the data and maybe even advise a copy of the result to them.
- This is where you start your questionnaires. Remember to write something in the help text. It helps to clarify your questions.
- Select the second questions and move on. You can edit, copy and even delete the questions by clicking on the far right buttons.
- View the published form (if you decide to share it)
- When you are done, click on the “Email this form” on the top of the page.
- So, how does it looks like in the email? Below is a snapshot of the forms in Gmail. I can now interact with it without opening another sites, or download an Excel spreadsheet. It’s there immediately. I can fill it now, or I can fill up later when I am more relaxed.
This is just a snap shot of how I use the forms to track my daily expenditures. - So the end results?




