The advantage of embedding a form is your students don't need to go off site to complete the assignment. The drawback is embedding is a bit more complicated than creating a hyperlink. Instructions on how to embed a form are below:
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- Make sure you are in "Edit Form" view, not "Published Form" view (the title bar on the top of the form will say "edit form"). On the right-hand side, is a button called "More Actions". Click on it and then click "Embed".
- A new window will open. This window will have some code in it. Copy this code.
- Embed this code in your blog or website.
How to embed in Blogger:
- When you are creating a post in Blogger, there are two modes: "Compose" and "HTML". Change to "HTLM" (Buttons are on the left-hand side.)
- Paste the code that you received from your form.
- If you look at your post in your blog, you will see that your form flows over the blog's borders. In the HTML, change width to 100% (width=100%).
- View your blog and make sure that all is correct.
