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How To Use Google Forms to Conduct a Survey

by Bruce Keener on February 28, 2008

This post describes how to use the form feature of Google Spreadsheets to conduct a survey. But, before getting into that, I want to make these points:

Before conducting a survey, you should always ask yourself what you are willing to change as a result of the survey. This means really knowing what you really expect [...]

There is surely something good for you in this list

by Bruce Keener on February 11, 2008

I came across several interesting articles the past few days, and am sharing with you in case you haven’t seen them.
The first couple of links relate to improvements in Google Apps:

Google Blogoscoped describes how to use Google Spreadsheet to do surveys. It relates to the fact that you can easily share the survey spreadsheet and [...]

Scoble Nails it on why Google is not afraid of a Microshoo!

by Bruce Keener on February 4, 2008

The other day I showed you how to remove news of the Microsoft-Yahoo! deal from your Feed Reader, so you can reduce the amount of “noise” … so many of the posts being written about this proposed takeover/merger are not worth reading. There are a few good reads on it, though, and Scoble’s recent writeup [...]

Filtering Your Feed Reader Items

by Bruce Keener on February 1, 2008

Here’s a tip on how to filter selected items out of your feed reader. The example I use here uses Google Reader, because that is the reader I use. I do not know if it can be applied in other readers (perhaps with modification), but I assume there is something similar for at least some [...]

Web Apps: The Only Sensible Personal Data Tools?

by Bruce Keener on January 30, 2008

I’d like to get a discussion going on how you are managing your data: calendar, tasks, contacts, etc.
My sense is that many of you are turning to Web Apps for this, such as Google Calendar, Plaxo, Remember The Milk, BackPack, and so on. And, I suspect you are doing this because, like me, you have [...]