Showing posts with label forms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label forms. Show all posts

Monday, October 28, 2013

Featured: 10-28-2013 SodaDB

Sodadb

Sodadb is a free online alternative to Microsoft Access, File Maker Pro, and other conventional database software.

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Sodadb is a downsized, simplified, but still very powerful online database. Intuitively create an online database quickly, no manual needed.

Add, edit, delete up to 10,000 records in a grid-like interface with inline editing. Sodadb allows an unlimited number of users and unlimited number of databases, only a maximum number of records.

Click on a template to create a new database or design your own. Access your database using a private URL. Easily share your database by simply sending out your secret URL. You can also grant access to your database by adding sub-users and setting rights. Another way to share your database is to embed it in your website.

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Upload images or documents to Sodadb and attach them to your records. Existing data can be imported into Sodadb from .csv files. You can export to .txt and .csv.

Sodadb is donationware. If you like it, you are asked to make a donation. You can become a supporter ($3.49 (US)/month), unlocking more functionalities.

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Sunday, February 3, 2013

Extra: 2/3/1013 Create Self Grading Assessments With Google Forms

Mike Reading is a Google Apps for Education Certified Trainer & Google Certified Teacher. He has written and produced a number of of resources that help teachers use Google to increase student motivation and engagement.

This quick 7 minute demonstration shows how you can use Google Forms to create a self grading assessment.

Teachers can use this technique to differentiate their learning programs, set homework tasks, conduct spelling tests, quick quizzes etc.

Friday, May 4, 2012

Jotform Releases Collection of Over 500 Form Templates

JotForm, first presented here in the fall of 2009, is a web-based WYSIWYG form builder. No HTML coding or web design knowledge is needed to use JotForm. You can create forms, integrate them to your wiki, blog, or web site and collect submissions from your visitors with ease.

 

Jotform has just released a huge collection of over 500 form templates, free and ready to use today!

You can search for a form by keyword and quickly preview the forms visually in under a second. JotformForm Templates are designed to work well on mobile browsers and tablets.

Form Templates can be used without creating a JotForm account. In minutes, you can have a good looking and fully-functional form on your web site.

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Catch of the Day - JotForm - 10 Sep 09

The current Catch of the Day is JotForm

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JotForm is a web-based WYSIWYG form builder. Its drag-and-drop user interface makes form building remarkably simple and intuitive. No HTML coding or web design knowledge is needed to use JotForm. You can create forms, integrate them to your wiki, blog, or web site and collect submissions from your visitors with ease.

JotForm supports all standard web form field types such as text, drop-down lists, radio buttons, etc. In addition, it allows you to use new and intuitive fields in your form such as Date Time Picker, Star Ratings, or CAPTCHA checks.

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JotForm sends you HTML emails of submissions with an option to receive plain text messages. Secure forms are supported as well as payment collections and spam protection.

A video demo of JotForm


JotForm is completely free for Basic usage. You can create unlimited forms, integrate them into your site, and collect up to 100 submissions and 3 payments a month from your users without any cost. The Premium plan ($9/month) allows unlimited submissions and payments.

Link to the JotForm FAQ.
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