Alice Keeler’s architecture on designing your Google Forms to provide immediate feedback by utilizing branching options is fascinating and efficient.
Create multiple sections in your Form and add only one question per section that determines which section to jump to next. Answer correctly and the branching should take the student to the next question. Answer incorrectly and be taken to a section with a tutorial or hint and a chance to answer a new question.
Source: How to use Google Sheets and Google Apps Script to build your own blog CMS
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I wanted to update one of my free Google Add-on apps that works with colour. What I had is just the standard HTML color input element where the user selects from the palette and that hexadecimal colour code … had always wanted to create a tool for a sidebar or dialogue box that would allow the user to easily access the standard colours or use the custom palette provided by the HTML color input”
Continue reading this post to find out how you can implement your own copy of the colour picker
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Max Brawer shares an example solution for sending custom notifications from Google Form submissions
Source: Learn to Magically Send Emails from Your Google Form Responses PART 2
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