The top feature request for g(Math) for Forms has been to allow Form responders to use g(Math) to craft their responses. I finally came up with a solution that works (but is far from ideal in my opinion, but that has to do with limitations to Google Forms)!
Here is a quick tutorial video explaining it and I am in the process of updating the gMath.guru documentation.
The new option is now live on the g(Math) for Forms Add-on for your use. Here is how.
Step 1: Create your Google Form as you normally would (hopefully using g(Math) to construct questions that need math).
Step 2: Before sending the Form out, click on the Deploy g(Math) for responses to this Form option in the g(Math) for Forms Add-on menu.
Here is a quick tutorial video explaining it and I am in the process of updating the gMath.guru documentation.
The new option is now live on the g(Math) for Forms Add-on for your use. Here is how.
Step 1: Create your Google Form as you normally would (hopefully using g(Math) to construct questions that need math).
Step 2: Before sending the Form out, click on the Deploy g(Math) for responses to this Form option in the g(Math) for Forms Add-on menu.
Step 3: In the Sidebar that pops up, click the Deploy button.
Step 4: Grab the Deployed URL link and send it out to your Form Responders. I would use Doctopus by +Andrew Stillman to send it out to my Class Roster.
(Optional but Recommended Step): Click on the button to set a Form Submit Trigger to turn the responses crafted in g(Math) into images in the Response Destination Sheet.
Step 5: Check their responses in the Destination Sheet and if you set the Trigger, you should see nice math images in their responses!
Step 6: Coming Soon!! (Grade the responses, Flubaroo-style)
I hope you find this feature a step in the right direction to having students create math digitally and revamp their math experience! Please don't hesitate to contact me with questions/comments/feature requests at google.com/+JohnMcGowan or on twitter: @jmacattak.
