Approximately once a month, I have to tell someone that they should not be using a [Google] Form. A form is a power imbalance. It says the organizer's system is more important than the respondent's nuance (which is true sometimes!) (1/2)
Approximately once a month, I have to tell someone that they should not be using a [Google] Form. A form is a power imbalance. It says the organizer's system is more important than the respondent's nuance (which is true sometimes!) (1/2)
Use forms for when volume is truly huge or well-structured data is critical. Things like: - Applying for a desired resource - Bug reporting - Data collection Don't use forms for: - Early user research - Low-volume feedback - Creative collaboration (2/2)