DAVID WEES
Thoughts from a reflective educator.
Google forms
Using Google forms for a "Choose your own adventure" style story
April 21, 2010
Recently I noticed that Google forms has an option to add multiple pages to a form, and to go to pages based on the responses to multiple choice questions added to each page. It occurred to me that an immediate use of this would be to construct a "choose your own adventure" story which I always loved reading when I was a student.
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