Creating Fancy Forms with Typeform & Jotform
November 7, 2022
It’s time for an epic battle between TypeForm and JotForm! This week, we have two similar tools that are helpful for both educators and students. If you are looking to create a great visual multiple choice activity or you’re teaching students how to use forms for websites, either of these sites will be helpful for you!
Typeform
We will start with Typeform. My students have started using this site to create fun visuals to present their information. They use them when presenting to the whole class for an added visual quiz type activity. The free version has some limits but for their purpose, the visuals outweigh the number of audience members. If they just want to collect information they use Google Forms. Typeform has all kinds of neat templates and a great visual appeal. They are definitely engaging for the user and easy for the creator.
Jotform
JotForm has all sorts of great form templates. The free version lets you have more completed form fills, but you are allowed fewer actual forms. This site would be a great way to teach kids how to make professional looking forms. They have dozens of templates from online shopping to appointment forms. There are many ways to use this site! We didn’t even touch on the app templates and pdf templates that they have, as well. This site would be great for a web design class and various business classes.
Both sites this week can help our student build some technology skills and they are fun to play around with. So, if you are looking for something different than Google Forms, we found some ideas for you!
Take care! 🌞
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