Google Forms offers convenient charts and charts summing up reactions to the questions within your form. Those charts and charts can be embedded into Google Slides, Google Docs, and Google Drawings.
This week Google made it much easier to ensure you have the most recent variation of those embedded charts and graphs in your Drawings, docs, or slides..

Until today if your chart was updated in Google Forms after you had embedded it into a slide or document, you would have to eliminate the old chart then place the new variation to ensure the most present info was shown. Now you just need to hit a “refresh” button in the ingrained chart in order to have the current variation of the chart showed. Watch my short video below of a total presentation and description of how this works..

Applications for Education.
As I mentioned in the video above, I can see this upgrade being handy when youre revealing a chart of actions to a class and wish to make sure the most recent version is displayed without needing to show the remainder of the type responses to the class. For instance, if I d use this feature if I wanted to reveal a chart of how the entire class did on the third question of a test without revealing them the remainder of the quiz response summaries.