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Forms - Overview

With a form, you collect information, opinions and ratings in OpenOlat, for example:

  • as classic forms (with selection fields or free text entries)
  • for online surveys
  • as rubric assessment
  • for self-assessment
  • or when booking offers in the Course Planner

The following pages show how you create and configure a form for each purpose.

General information on forms >
How do I create a form learning resource? >

Form editor >
Form elements >
Form element rubric >
Question rules in forms >

Forms in courses >
Forms in the form course element >
Forms in the survey course element >
Forms as rubric assessment >
Forms in peer reviews >
Form in the Portfolio 2.0 template >
Booking order forms in the Course Planner >

Important

There is a learning resource "Form" and a course element "Form". The learning resource contains the form itself, the course element includes it in a course. The concept behind this is explained in the guide How do I create a form learning resource?.

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Name Form
Available since Release 11.2 (OO-2329)