28+ Assessment Form Templates

The Assessment Form Templates on this page include a wide variety of questions and assessment methods that you can use for your form. For example, you can use:

• Rating scales to rate your audience’s satisfaction with a product or service, their performance in a particular area, or their learning progress.
• Multiple-choice questions to ask respondents about their demographics, their preferences, or their knowledge of a particular subject.
• Open-ended questions to ask respondents to share their thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

The questions you ask in an Assessment Form will depend on the purpose of your assessment. However, there are some general questions that can be helpful in most assessments, such as:

• Demographics: These questions can help you to understand the demographics of your respondents, such as their age, gender, location, and education level.
• Experience: These questions can help you to understand the respondent's experience with your product or service, such as how long they have been using it and what they like and dislike about it.
• Satisfaction: These questions can help you to understand how satisfied respondents are with your product or service, such as how likely they are to recommend it to others.
• Feedback: These questions can help you to collect feedback from respondents on how you can improve your product or service.

The main difference between informal and formal assessment is the structure and purpose of the assessment. Informal assessments are typically less structured, have a more flexible purpose, and are typically used to gather ongoing information about student learning.

Formal assessments are typically used to measure student learning at a specific point in time. They are often used to make decisions about student placement, promotion, or graduation. Formal assessments are typically standardized, which means that they are administered and scored in the same way for all students.

The easiest way to get started is to find a suitable Assessment Form Template from below. Then, simply copy the template, and start editing the questions to fit your needs.

You can also set up your Assessment Form from scratch, and choose from a wide variety of question types to set up your custom Assessment Form.

When you’ve selected your preferred template, you can modify almost every aspect of it from the Editor.

Change the pre-built questions, add new ones, or reorder the existing ones. You can also make changes to the fonts, color, background, and buttons in the template.

If you want to show or hide questions based on the respondent's answers to previous questions, simply use Conditional Logic. You can also add branching to the template to send respondents to different pages based on their answers to questions.