Send a Form and Collect Responses

With Microsoft Forms, you can send your form to students, parents, and colleagues and collect their responses in a few different ways, depending upon your needs.

Send and collect responses

  1. In Microsoft Forms, open the form for which you want to collect responses.
  2. Select Send.
    1. If you don't see the Send button, select the Share button and proceed to the next step.
    2. If you're on the mobile site, make sure you're on the Questions tab and then press the arrow button in the center.
  3. In the Send pane, under Send and collect responses, select the drop-down list and choose from whom you want to collect responses.
    • Anyone can respond - Anyone inside or outside of your organization can submit responses to your form or quiz.
    • Only people in my organization can respond - Only people within your organization, signed in with a work or school account, can submit responses to your form or quiz.
    • Specific people in my organization can respond - Only people or groups in your organization that you specify can respond to your form.
  4. Select the Shorten URL option if you want a shorter URL than what's provided. Next, choose how you want to ask for responses.

The link button.

Select the Link button, and then click or tap Copy next to the text box that displays a web address. Copy and then paste this unique link wherever (e.g. a shared class notebook) your intended audience can see and click it to access your form or quiz.

The QR code button.

Select the QR code button, and then click or tap the Download button, which will download your QR code as a .png file. Insert the .png wherever your intended audience can scan it with a QR code scanner, such as a mobile device, to access your form or quiz.

The embed button.

Select the Embed button, and then click or tap Copy. Paste this embed code into a web page, Sway, or a document.

The email button.

Select the Email button. When your designated email application opens, add email addresses of the people for whom you intend the form. Microsoft Forms includes a brief note in the email body and a link to your form. You can customize the email message as you like.

 

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Article ID: 141950
Created
Mon 3/7/22 3:21 PM
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