New Change in Google Forms

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This morning as I was creating a new Google Form, I noticed a few new options that I have never seen before.


You now have the option to shuffle question order and collect only one response from each user as an overall option on the whole form rather than on individual questions in the past. This will help greatly for those who use forms for student assessment.

Check out this update from Google: https://support.google.com/docs/answer/160166?hl=en

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