Microsoft Forms, part of Office 365, is Microsoft’s online survey creator. Released by Microsoft in June 2016, Forms allows users to create surveys and quizzes with automatic marking. Entering 2021, Microsoft Forms’ new features aim to streamline your experience of accessing, creating, and distributing forms. From text formatting, specific user sharing, and creating polls for form […]
Microsoft Forms, part of Office 365, is Microsoft’s online survey creator. Released by Microsoft in June 2016, Forms allows users to create surveys and quizzes with automatic marking. Entering 2021, Microsoft Forms’ new features aim to streamline your experience of accessing, creating, and distributing forms. From text formatting, specific user sharing, and creating polls for form creators, to response downloads and immersive reader for form respondents, read on to learn about Microsoft’s latest updates. Soon, you can bold, italicize, or underline words in Forms, allowing you to create forms that emphasize and differentiate content with hierarchy. When composing any text content in your form, you can format the text via the floating tool bar that appears when you highlight the text. Or, format your text using the known keyboard shortcuts: control/command + B/I/U. With a quick click or shortcut, you can highlight or lowlight information without leaving the current interface. Starting rollout soon, this feature will be generally available by late January. With this feature, you can determine who within your organization is allowed to respond to a form or quiz you have created.
