Steve Hargadon: Embedding Google Forms in Wikispaces
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Classroom 2.0
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A place for members of www.Classroom20.com to share links, Classroom 2.0 is social networking site devoted to those interested in the practical application of computer technology (especially Web 2.0) in the classroom and in their own professional development.
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Google in Education
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This is a group for educators using Google apps in schools.
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Music teachers that use technology within their classroom.
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Saved by 11 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-04-22
- Joaoalves on 2008-05-10 - Tags google , forms , googleforms
- Kcaise on 2008-05-05 - Tags no_tag
- Lmurrell on 2008-04-30 - Tags google , googledocs , wiki , wikihowto , web2.0
- Jstearns on 2008-04-28 - Tags embed , googledocs , moodle
- Cobannon on 2008-04-28 - Tags googlemaps , googledocs
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So I read around and something clued me into the fact that when you set up a
form in Google Spreadsheets, you can have the form emailed to you. In Gmail I
went to the "show original" option while in the actual email that I received,
and I could see the web-page code that had been generated to show the form in
the email--which was regular code for an HTML submit form, and not an inline
link to the form page. Well, that may be Greek to you or not, but all you need
to know is that if you go down to the part of the original email that starts
with the left triangle bracket before "form
action="http://spreadsheets.google.com/formResponse?key=..." and you highlight
through "/form" finishing with the right triangle bracket (which is almost at
the end). You can now paste that code into "Other HTML" from the "Embed Widget"
function, and your form will appear (and work!) on Wikispaces.
Highlighted by bmuench
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