Collect the data you need, fast — build surveys, quizzes and request forms that work on any device and connect directly into your M365 workflows.
Book This Session →Microsoft Forms is M365's built-in survey, quiz and data-collection tool — a lightweight web app for designing forms that work on any device and plug directly into the rest of the M365 stack. Responses flow into Excel, Teams channels and Power Automate flows with no extra setup.
It's best used for staff surveys, customer feedback, event registrations, training quizzes, polls in Teams meetings, and any structured data capture that would otherwise land in ad-hoc email threads. HR, L&D, internal comms, event organisers, managers and trainers benefit most. Forms solves the classic problem of collecting information in messy, unstructured ways — replacing paper, PDF attachments and free-text emails with a single, governed capture experience that produces clean, analysable data from the moment the form is filled in.
A focused session designed to build real-world skills fast.
What Microsoft Forms is and where it earns its keep — surveys, quizzes, polls and event registrations. We access Forms from the Microsoft 365 app launcher and forms.office.com, tour the home page across My Forms, Shared with Me and Group Forms, and create a first form from scratch and from a template.
Choosing the right question type for the job — Choice, Text, Rating, Date, Ranking, Likert, File Upload and NPS. We make questions required, add descriptions, shuffle answer options and bring questions to life with images and videos, then use Sections to divide longer forms into pages.
Branching logic that directs respondents to different questions based on their answers, so nobody wades through irrelevant pages. We work through form and quiz settings — limiting to one response, opening and closing responses, custom thank-you messages — and apply themes to customise the form's appearance.
Getting the form in front of people — by link, QR code, email, Teams message or SharePoint embed — and collaborating on it with co-authors, including sharing it as a template for others to copy and reuse. We add a Forms tab to a Teams channel, run a live poll during a Teams meeting and place a Forms web part on a SharePoint page.
Reading the Responses summary — charts, individual responses and completion stats — and exporting responses to Excel for deeper analysis. We finish by building a proper quiz, with point values, correct answers and instant feedback for respondents.