Do you need to create a survey, quiz or poll? Try using Microsoft Forms.
You can access Forms by logging into Microsoft (https://portal.office.com) with your Sierra College credentials.
Create a Form
Choose Forms from the Apps menu by clicking on the waffle icon in the upper left corner.
To create a new form, click on the down arrow next to the + New Quiz button, then select New Form
Give your form a title then click + Add new to add a question to your form
You have multiple options for the type of question(s) you ask. Here are some definitions to help you choose the one that best works for you:
Choice: Use this question type for standard multiple choice questions. Options include shuffling answers, adding an image or video, and displaying answers as a drop-down list, radio buttons, or checkboxes for multiple answers.
Text: Use this type for questions requiring a written answer. Options include allowing long answers and adding an image or video.
Rating: This question type asks respondents to provide a rating on a scale. Options include adding an image or video. The scale can include between two and ten levels, and you can choose between a number scale or the star symbol.
Date: Use this question type when the answer is a date.
Ranking: The ranking question type allows respondents to rank the options you provide by dragging and dropping. You can add an image or video and up to ten options.
Likert: This question type is similar to Rating. A Likert question asks respondents to indicate how much they agree or disagree with a statement.
File Upload: This question type is only available to users who have a OneDrive for Business account. Choosing this question type will cause a new folder to be created in your OneDrive for Business, and respondents will upload their files to that folder.
Net Promoter Score®: Also similar to the Rating question type, Microsoft says questions of this type are “pre-set with NPS standards, but you can customize them if you have special requirements. If you use this question type, you’ll have access to a summary page showing overall scores and distribution.”
Microsoft Forms also lets you apply question logic (they call it “branching”). In a survey or quiz that branches, questions appear only if they are relevant to the respondent. If the questions don't apply, the respondent is redirected to a different set of questions or will skip them altogether. To create a branch with your questions, take these steps:
STEP 1: Go to the question for which you want to add branching. Select More settings for question 
, and then choose Add branching.
STEP 2: On the Branching options page, select the drop-down list next to the question you want to branch.
STEP 3: Select the question that you want to branch to.
STEP 4: To insert additional branches to your survey or quiz, repeat steps 2 and 3.
STEP 5: Select Preview at the top of the design window to see how branching works in your form on a computer or mobile device.
Example:
Share your form to get responses
Click the Send button to prepare your form for distribution. From there, you can copy the link to the form, generate a QR code, copy the embed code, share the form link via email, or post to Facebook or Twitter.
Review your responses
STEP 1: Open the form for which you want to review the results, and then select the Responses tab.
STEP 2: Scroll down to review a summary of the responses for each question asked.
STEP 3: Select View results to see detailed responses from each respondent.
STEP 4: Select Open in Excel to view an editable spreadsheet of responses to your form.
STEP 5: To focus on a single question, select More Details to see the name of each respondent and their answer for that particular question.
For more tutorials on Microsoft Forms, please visit the Microsoft site.