- Use BattenU authentication if the form will only be accessed by the BattenU community
- How
- Why
- Redirecting Form URLS to BattenU authentication
- How
- Why
Use BattenU authentication if the form will only be accessed by the BattenU community
How
- When editing your Microsoft Form, click on the three dots “...” and select “Settings”
- Choose “Only people in my organization can respond” and choose “Record Name”
Why
By using BattenU authentication and choosing to record their name, the form will automatically capture their BattenU email address and their name.
Pro Tip | If you leave “Record Name” unchecked, the form will still require BattenU authentication (won’t be open to the world) but it will not record the person’s information filling it out.
Redirecting Form URLS to BattenU authentication
How
- When you want to share a form URL with people, go in the “Share” menu, select “Shorten URL” and click “Copy”
- Once you have copied the link, paste it into a text editor and add the following to the end of the URL
- For example... https://forms.office.com/r/TsKDQAsmzU + ?domain_hint=batten.edu and the finished URL will be https://forms.office.com/r/TsKDQAsmzU?domain_hint=batten.edu
?domain_hint=batten.eduWhy
The original URL will work, but the user will first be taken to a microsoft.com screen where they would have to enter their BattenU email address, only to then be redirected to our BattenU login page. By adding the extra URL snippet, the link bypasses the microsoft.com page.