If you have time, please fill in my quick survey about how I can improve this blog. How can I improve Librarians Matter ?

I’ve just discovered the option to add a form to a Spreadsheet on Google Docs and want to test it out.

If you open a Spreadsheet, the option to add a form is under the “Share” tab. Answers are compiled straight into the spreadsheet. Here’s a How To from Lifehacker: Enter Data into Google Spreadsheets via Custom Forms.

I’ve already discovered that you cannot rearrange the order of questions or insert a new one once you have saved. I’ll let you know the results of the survey and how Google Spreadsheets work as a survey tool.

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4 Responses to “How can I make Librarians Matter better ?”

  1. JR says:

    You should be able to re-arrange the questions on the form… use the form creator itself (edit the form) and as you hover over any question, there are little up/down arrows that you can use to push the question up or down in the order….
    Have fun!

  2. Kathryn Greenhill says:

    Now, THAT is customer service JR. Thanks for taking the time to stop by my blog. I’ll include that feature in the update / review post. I’ll email you some feedback too.

    At the moment, I don’t like the way that the results of the checkboxes are all displayed in one cell, as I’ll need to analyse them by hand…. or do a “search for occurances of string x and total them” formula – but that will be a hassle for 10 or so options.

  3. Peta says:

    I just keep wanting to correct the grammar of this post’s title to:
    How can I make Librarians Matter more? he he!

  4. Kathryn Greenhill says:

    Oy Peta! Librarians is Mattering betterest all the time.

    Penny, another reader, has told me that she always reads the blog title as “Librarians Smatter” – a little smattering of librarianship. I kind of like that one too.

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