You can use Microsoft Forms to create polls, surveys, quizzes, and tests for co-workers, students, and others. You can make sophisticated polls with multiple choices, text answers, dates, branching ...

You can create a self-grading or self-marking Quiz in Microsoft Forms that shows results after you submit the answers. In this post, we will show you how to get this done. Microsoft Forms is a ...

Online forms are an excellent way to conduct research, collect feedback, test knowledge, and more. Here’s how to use Microsoft Forms to create surveys, feedback forms, quizzes, and other interactive ...

How to create a quick and easy online form with 365 Microsoft Forms Your email has been sent Online forms are everywhere. Learn how Office 365 can help you solicit information without specialized web ...

Customer feedback is the key to evaluating and improving your business operations, especially in the service industry. Few methods of getting responses from customers are better than a survey.

Back when Microsoft announced earlier this year that it would stop publishing MSDN Magazine, there was some worry about what it would mean for the company's MSDN and TechNet forums. Between the two of ...

Microsoft vs Google: Forms apps for surveys, polls, and quizzes Your email has been sent Need to ask a group of people a set of questions? Are you trying to capture data to analyse later? Is it A, B, ...

Microsoft is working on adding a new Microsoft Forms phishing attempt review feature that will allow Office 365 admins to confirm and block forms that try to maliciously harvest sensitive data.

Microsoft is replacing its TechNet and MSDN forums with a new site, called "Microsoft Q&A," with completion planned for "mid-2020." Content from TechNet and MSDN forums won't get migrated over to the ...

Microsoft has been slowly dismantling its MSDN and TechNet blogging platforms for the past year-plus. This week, Microsoft introduced something meant to replace the MSDN and TechNet forums: A preview ...

Your company meetings are about to get a whole lot more interactive, as Microsoft Teams has announced it plans to add a Question-and-Answer feature, colloquially known as Q&A, to its popular ...