Google Docs is one of the most popular online word processing applications on the planet. Why is it so popular? Well, it is free… But it is also quite powerful and intuitive, making it useful for lots of tasks. One thing it’s great for is creating scannable forms that you can use with Remark Office OMR . You can make surveys, tests, evaluations, assessments, attendance records, healthcare forms… you name it! You might be thinking, “Wow I can do all this? But how?” So, to help you get started, we created the video below to teach you how to create a simple scannable survey in Google Docs!
We hope you enjoy the video and it opens doors for all that you can create for your own data collection needs!
Pro Tip: As mentioned in the video, you can create a blank Google Doc by simply typing “Document.New” into your search bar and hitting “enter.”
To see Remark Office OMR in action, you can request a live webinar from a knowledgeable Remark Team member who will discuss your requirements and provide a detailed presentation personalized to your specific needs. Want to try the software for yourself? Then download a free demo version and see how your forms work with Remark Office OMR.
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