Megan:

I have used Google Forms twice recently (a post-event survey for the Quality
Fair at http://www.umn.edu/ohr/quality/survey/index.html - closed for new
entries, a questionnaire regarding job duties for a classification
project).  I did not need to use an iFrame tag; just plopped the code right
on the page.  I thought the whole process seemed fairly easy, and it was
nice being able to have the survey within the OHR template.  The folks who
used the data on the back-end thought it was fine.  I found the inability to
format the survey in any simple way a little frustrating (particularly that
we could not use html or embed links), but we just worked around it.

Wendy

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Wendy Volkman
Web Manager, Office of Human Resources <http://www.umn.edu/ohr>
612-625-7846


On Fri, Apr 22, 2011 at 12:44 PM, Megan Dushin <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Has anyone used Google Forms and embedded one in a Web page? We're looking
> for a way to post a form within the template of a site, so as not to force
> the person to leave to a separate site using a 3rd party form (UMSurvey,
> etc.). Does it require iframe tag? Is that good or bad?
>
> Thanks
> Megan
>
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> Megan Dushin, Web developer/coordinator
> Institute on Community Integration | College of Education and Human
> Development
> http://ici.umn.edu
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> 612-626-8649
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