Choose Your Own Adventure

I usually check my twitter feed every morning as I drink my coffee and I must say, @sjunkins was on fire Saturday morning.  I was retweeting him all morning, and then...

Jackpot!  And seriously, who didn't love those books growing up?  They were my favorite!  So I thought, oooooh, I have do to do this!  But what for?  Digital Citizenship!  How awesome would it be to create a Choose Your Own Adventure focusing on Digital Citizenship?  But even better...what if STUDENTS created the choose your own adventure?  So this is coming...stay tuned.

In order to create a Choose Your Own Adventure in google forms, you need to use something called branching logic.  Basically branching logic is when a survey takes a user to a question based on their previous answer.  It may sound a little intricate, but it's actually pretty easy to do.

Something like this could probably get pretty huge so as Tom Woodward suggested in his post, it would probably be a good idea to map out the adventure before putting it in forms.  In thinking about it, maybe a group of students could be assigned to a "branch" of the form.

What's your idea for using branching logic in the classroom?