So you've built a Google Form, collected responses, and now you're itching to understand how accurate your data really is. While Google Forms doesn't have a built-in "accuracy score," you can still gain valuable insights! Think of it less about a single number and more about assessing data quality.
First, review the types of questions you used. Multiple choice offers predefined answers, making them inherently more accurate if designed well. Open-ended questions, while insightful, require more scrutiny for errors or ambiguous responses.
Next, look for patterns. Are there responses that seem inconsistent or contradictory? Do certain answer options have unusually high or low selection rates? These could indicate misunderstandings or biases.
Finally, consider using Google Sheets for further analysis. Export your form data and leverage features like data validation and conditional formatting to highlight potential inaccuracies or outliers. You can also cross-reference responses to identify inconsistencies. While you can't get a definitive accuracy score, you *can* develop a strong understanding of your data's reliability!
