
When using digital tools try to put yourself into them to help students feel there is a teacher guiding them through the lesson. Bitmoji’s are great for adding “you” along with some personality into digital resources. Google Forms are awesome for flipped learning, formative assessment, checks for understanding, and so much more. Bitmoji AND Google Forms… the awesomeness meter here might explode.
Bitmoji
If you do not have a Bitmoji go to bitmoji.com and create one. (Note: if students ALREADY have a Bitmoji, they are really fun for students to include in their work as well. I hesitate to recommend having students create them since some of the images are not fully appropriate for school. Parent permission on this would be a high recommendation.)
Chrome Extension
The Bitmoji Chrome extension allows you to DRAG Bitmoji’s straight onto Google Docs or Google Slides. This is awesome for designing digital documents and also for feedback. Sadly, you can not do this with Google Forms.
Google Forms
To add images to a Google Form you must select that you’re inserting an image. No dragging of images!
You can add an image as part of the Form by clicking on the image icon in the floating toolbar. You can also add an image to a question or an answer choice. Hover over a question or answer line and the image icon will appear. Click on the icon.
Bitmoji Link
You still can NOT drag Bitmoji images from the Chrome extension. Instead, click on the Chrome extension and right click on the Bitmoji of choice and choose “Copy Image Address.”

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Google Form
When inserting an image into a Google Form the default is to upload an image, however, notice there are several other options along the top. Choose “By URL,” the 3rd option. Paste (Control V) the Bitmoji image link into the box. You should see a preview of your Bitmoji.
You can resize your Bitmoji in the Google Form after you select and insert the image.
5 responses to “Insert a Bitmoji Into Your Google Form”
Thanks much for sharing this post.
This got me thinking about voki.com that heard from Lisa Dabbs @teachwithsoul
thanks again,
TXTNLRN Dan
That form was totally awesome- keeping it real Keeler- that’s why I love reading all your stuff.
You’re awesome. I’ve learned so much since following you on Twitter. Is there a way to add an image to the page that thanks the user for completing the form?
You could hack it. After completing go to a new page that has an image and then they submit after that page.
Awesome, love this