How to Create Sections that Point to Responses on Google Form

If you're a teacher, you'll want to learn as much as you can about Google forms. Google forms provide opportunities for instruction and learning. Teachers can flip their classrooms by adding content in the form of a presentation. They can also learn how well they taught a topic by creating a quiz or get feedback. Students can reflect on the learning. Google forms are a great way to gain a better understanding about a teacher's work.

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FYI, I've been working as an admin of Moodle sites and teaching online with Moodle since 2003. Moodle has changed quite a bit in the past 17 years, but because I am constantly upgrading sites to the latest Moodle versions and teaching online with Moodle, I get a lot of hands-on practice. I'd like to share that knowledge with you.

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