Branch respondents based on answers

Branch respondents based on answers in Google Forms — with two ready prompts: the immediate one, and the one that makes it stick.

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2 ready prompts

Written for the moment this actually comes up.

Execute — do the immediate task

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I need students routed to the correct follow-up form based on their answers to question 3. If a…
I need students routed to the correct follow-up form based on their answers to question 3. If a student selects 'Needs extra help' send them to the tutoring signup form; if they select 'Completed assignment' send them to the reflection form. Make sure the branch happens immediately after question 3 and that navigation won't create loops. Check that transfers preserve the student identifier field so we can match responses.

Improve — make it easier to accept

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Before this goes live to 120 ninth-graders, make the branching obvious and hard to miss for an…
Before this goes live to 120 ninth-graders, make the branching obvious and hard to miss for an overwhelmed student. Put the 'which best describes you' question up top, label the options with the exact destination name—Tutoring signup or Reflection form—surface a short note when an option leads off-site, and flag any choices that currently have no destination mapped so I can fix them.

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