Blog: Using Google Forms FormEmailer Script. Over the past 5-6 months, I've been looking for an ideal way to have submitted Google Form responses go to my students in the form of an email and I think I finally have my solution! This has been around for a while and I remember looking at the FormEmailer script a while back but for some reason I didn't go as in to detail with it and didn't think it would fit my needs. Double backed to it today and I'm super excited to use this going forward! Here are some directions and my use case to share in case others want to try using this. First, I created my rubric Google Form.
I made sure the first question was "Email Address. " FormEmailer SCRIPT After the form was ready to go, I had to install the FormEmailer Script. STEPS TO USING THE SCRIPT I followed Henrique's video and the steps below the video to install the script in my Google Spreadsheet. I went to TOOLS > SCRIPT GALLERY and did a search for "FormEmailer. " and so on. Run = timeDriven Events = From Spreadsheet & On Form Submit P.S. Home - Big6. Good Riddance to the Five-Paragraph Essay? - Teaching Now. 52 Secrets Students Should Know about Google Docs. How to Use the New Research Tool in Google Docs. Whether you're a student facing final papers or a parent helping kids with research assignments, Google has just made the process a lot easier with a new tool that automates the research process. Simply called "Research," the tool lets you conduct searches for terms related to your document or search for just quotes or images from a panel that appears to the right of your document.
Searching for a location automatically brings up a Google map that you can insert as is or edit by zooming in or out. Photos can be filtered to include only those that are licensed for free use — a good idea to avoid copyright problems. For Web page results, hover over the link to see a preview of the page. Further, the Research tool lets you insert a citation, automatically formatted, into your document. There are three ways to activate the research panel.