Who always gets tasks such as preparing participation certificates for participants? If so, maybe this is for you.
In the past, this work was said to be a bit tedious because we had to change names one by one, based on the list of names given during registration.
Even so, if all the handwriting on the list of names can still be read and understood. If you are faced with a writing that is a chicken's claw, we have to play a puzzle and just 'main taram' the spelling of the participant's name.
Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. If our guess is wrong, it's a chore to correct the spelling mistakes on the certificate.
Troublesome isn't it? It would be nice if certificates like this could be 'auto generated' by yourself.
Your complaint has now been resolved. This method is in line with the changing current of modernity in data recording.
Through the creation of Google Form, you don't need to print hundreds of papers to be used as questionnaires, registration forms for participants.
In addition to saving paper, you can also obtain an analysis of the collected data in the form of a summary or graph.
Even more fun, you can 'auto generate' a certificate from a Google Form response instantly.
First of all, you need to install the Certify'em add-on on Google Form.
Next, you need to activate the add-on in your Google Form settings.
You need to set the 'passing' accordingly. If you want to make a certificate for the quiz, maybe the passing needs to be high according to the passing score or not.
However, if you only want to create a certificate for registration or participation certificates, the passing can be placed at the lowest level.
After that, go back to the Google Form settings and change the Google Form settings to 'Make this as Quiz' and make other settings as appropriate.
Reminder that the certificate will be sent through our inbox, based on the email address we used in the Google Form.
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