Course Content
Introduction to Jotform and Its Features
Objective: To provide an overview of Jotform and its key features. Content: - Overview of Jotform: What it is and what it’s used for. - Key features: Form builder, templates, form elements, conditional logic, integrations, widgets, security features, etc. - Benefits of using Jotform for various purposes.
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How to Create a Form
Content: - Starting with a blank form or template. - Adding form elements: text boxes, checkboxes, radio buttons, dropdowns, file uploads, etc. - Customizing form fields: labels, placeholders, required fields, etc.
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How to Use the Settings of the Form and How to Set Up Recipients by Email
Objective: To guide learners how to configure form settings and set up email notifications for form submissions
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How to Connect Submissions to an integration (Google Drive)
Objective: To teach students how to integrate Jotform with Google Drive to store form submissions.
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How to Make Apps in Jotform
To teach learners how to create a Jotform App for specific purposes, such as events.
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Introduction to Jotform
About Lesson

Welcome to the final lesson of our Jotform e-learning course. Here, we’ll summarise the key points and provide final thoughts to help you maximise your use of Jotform.

Recap of Key Topics

  1. Course Introduction

    • Overview of course objectives and goals.
  2. Introduction to Jotform and Its Features

    • Understanding Jotform’s primary use cases and features, including form creation, data collection, and analytics.
  3. How to Create a Form

    • Step-by-step guide on creating a form, customising themes, and adding various form fields.
  4. How to Use Form Settings and Set Up Email Recipients

    • Configuring form settings, setting up email notifications, and customising autoresponders.
  5. Connecting Submissions to Google Drive

    • Integrating Jotform with Google Drive to streamline data storage and management.
  6. Creating Apps in Jotform

    • Designing and deploying custom apps using Jotform’s features.

Practical Applications

  • Event Management: Create registration forms and collect payments.
  • Surveys and Feedback: Design surveys for customer and employee feedback.
  • Order Forms: Facilitate product purchases and manage inventory.
  • Educational Purposes: Create quizzes and application forms.

Best Practices for Using Jotform

  1. Keep it Simple: Design easy-to-understand forms.
  2. Test Your Forms: Ensure forms work on various devices.
  3. Monitor Submissions: Respond promptly to submissions.
  4. Utilise Integrations: Streamline workflow with integrations.
  5. Stay Updated: Keep informed about Jotform’s new features.

Final Thoughts

Jotform is a versatile tool for enhancing data collection and management. Whether for business, non-profit, or educational purposes, its flexibility can help you achieve your goals efficiently. Keep exploring Jotform’s features and adapt as needed.

Thank you for participating in this e-learning course. For further questions or support, reach out to Jotform’s customer service or visit the Jotform Help Centre.

Happy form building!

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