Microsoft Forms - Einführungsquiz

Marking correct answers is only available when the 'New Quiz' option is selected. This is essential for self-correcting tests/exercises.

A descriptive name given to a form or survey.

Selecting the desired question format from the 'Add New Question' function. Starting with 'Multiple Choice'.

Providing text or values for the different answer choices available with at least two choices, optionally more.

A question where only one option can be chosen. Useful in many cases, but not useful in a quiz to prevent skipping questions in a survey.

Changing the order of answer options by clicking and dragging the radio button labels which appear when hovering.

Displaying options in a random order for 'quizzes' as a method for preventing cheating, effectively increasing randomization.

Allowing the user to select more than one answer option. Not always a desirable feature.

An integrated, user-friendly online survey tool included in Microsoft 365.

A survey tool seamlessly integrated within a larger system (e.g., Microsoft 365); data is stored and managed internally.

A survey conducted and completed through the internet, eliminating physical materials and central locations.

Easy to use, with features intuitively designed, requiring little to no explanation to operate the application.

Collecting structured feedback or opinions from a group (e.g. course selections, hospitality services).

Used for online quizzes, exercises or assessment.

Survey results are saved within the Microsoft 365 cloud for secure and convenient management.

Included in Microsoft 365 subscriptions, eliminating additional costs.

Websites for creating and managing online surveys, offering different features and functionalities.

Required to access and create forms on Microsoft Forms.

Accounts assigned to specific roles within an organization for consistent access & accountability.

Participants need a valid internet connection and a browser to access the survey.

A portal for initiation to use MS Forms.

The method to initiate a new survey in MS Forms.

Adding a question to your MS Forms online survey.

Specific email addresses for support questions per subject area.

Different question formats available in a survey, including selection, text entry, rating, date entry, ordered selection, Likert scales, file uploads, and NPS (Net Promoter Score).

A question with multiple choices where the user selects one or more options.

A question type that allows for free-text input; short or long answers are possible.

Questions allowing the user to rate an element using a scale, like stars or numbers.

Questions that ask for a specific date; there's usually a calendar for selection.

Questions needing items to be put in a specific order (e.g., drag & drop).

A set of multiple-choice questions grouped together that measure attitudes or opinions.

Questions that allow users to upload files (ex: documents, images).

A survey design where different questions appear based on previous answers.

A set of instructions determining which questions to show based on responses to previous questions.

The standard question sequence in a survey.

A sequence of questions triggered by specific responses in a survey.

Grouping questions into logical topics for better organization.

The appearance of a survey, involving elements like colors and backgrounds.

Ability of the survey to be translated into different languages.

Various levels of access for participants to access the survey.