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This presentation teaches how to create Google Forms through step-by-step pictorial instructions. The slides show how to make Google Forms using images so participants can learn both the practical skills and theoretical concepts at the same time. Viewers are encouraged to go through all the slides to learn how to design online surveys and quizzes visually.
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