Microsoft Forms: Using Branching and Sections

3 Learners | 3 Completed Lessons | 1 Hour of Learning Time

Learning Activity

Using branching with Microsoft forms is a great way to differentiate in the classroom. Allowing students to follow their own path means that you can account for their different needs and outcomes.

Explore the resources below and then create a branched Microsoft Form you could use with your students.

Share a link to the form and describe how this form can help you differentiate your instruction and maximize the learning benefit for your students.

Resources

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