Clickers in the Classroom. Have you ever used a clicker or personal response system? If so, which one? A.No. B.Yes, iClicker C.Yes, TurningPoint D.Yes,

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Clickers in the Classroom

Have you ever used a clicker or personal response system? If so, which one? A.No. B.Yes, iClicker C.Yes, TurningPoint D.Yes, eInstruction E.Yes, Other PRS system

Why use clickers? Instantly gauge student understanding of a topic Encourage student participation Peer Instruction In-class electronic quizzing/assessment Student information tracking Attendance Tracking

Name the artist A.Vincent Van Gogh B.Mark Rothko C.Georges Braque

Why iClicker? Simple Design Relatively inexpensive Base station preview Easy of use. –Questions do not need to be inputted using any proprietary software.

iClicker Limitations Only a single answer can be submitted Limited to 5 answer choices

What clicker function are you most interested in? A.Participation / Attendance Tracking B.Peer Instruction C.In-Class Assessment – graded/non-graded D.Data Collection E.Not Sure

Who is your Favorite Captain? A.Captain Hook B.Captain Crunch C.Captain Morgan D.Captain Kirk E.Captain America