1. Student Response Technologies
Ethan Kinory and Zhanel DeVides March 30, 2017
Please download and install
1) the Polleverywhere app
2) the Socrative Teacher app
3 )the Socrative Student app.
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2. Student Response Technologies
Audience Response Systems (ARS)

3. Applications for Student Response Systems
Engage students in real time
Quizzes
Polls
Other interactions and feedback
Data analytics
We will demonstrate on PollEverywhere and Socrative.

4. Poll Everywhere

5. Real Time Polling with Poll Everywhere
Engage your students with a ubiquitous device– a smart phone!
Also works with desktops, tablets and laptops
Instant audience feedback
Results appear live on the display
Can be used for quizzes, discussing the results, and motivating discussions
Hear from all your students in the time it would ordinarily take to hear from just one.
Student participation can be anonymous, leads to greater inclusion.
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6. Poll Everywhere: My Experience
Incorporated 200 CPA Exam type questions into the curriculum
Poll Everywhere integrates easily with Powerpoint, Google, and Keynote slides
Demonstration (Lesson #4)
Questions reappear on exams
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7. Types of Poll Activities
Multiple Choice Polls
The audience chooses from the response options you provide (for example a choice of either true or false.)
You can also upload images to serve as response options.
Multiple choice polls accept both text message responses and web responses.
Paid feature: With a paid plan you can designate the correct response to a multiple choice question.
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8. Application of Multiple Choice Poll
Adjust lessons in the moment, based on understanding, interest, or knowledge retention, with live polling…
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9. Types of Poll Activities
Word Cloud
Word aggregation / clustering.
The audience responds freely, with anything they wish.
You can use moderation to manage responses before they are shown publicly.
This activity allows both text message responses and web responses.
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10. Types of Poll Activities
Q&A
The audience submits ideas or questions.
Then they can anonymously upvote or downvote all other responses, so the best rise to the top quickly.
This activity only allows web responses.
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11. Application of Q&A Poll
It’s frustrating when you ask “Any questions?” at the end of class and hear silence…
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12. Types of Poll Activities
Rank Order
Participants rank the response options you provide.
The results will then show as an overall rank of the on a bar or column graph.
This activity only allows web responses. 
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13. Types of Poll Activities
Clickable images
The audience clicks anywhere on an image to vote.
You can even specify regions to count clicks in specific areas.
This activity only allows web responses.
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14. Types of Poll Activities
Open-ended questions
The audience responds freely, with anything they wish.
Open-ended responses can be displayed three ways: a ticker, text wall, or cluster.
You can use moderation to manage responses before they are shown publicly.
This activity allows both text message responses and web responses.
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15. Application of Open Ended Questions
Make a prediction.
How will the main character react to this problem?
What will happen when oxygen is introduced to the compound?
What number will come next in this series?
Summarize
Distill complex topics into 6 words.

16. Types of Poll Activities
Surveys
Surveys allow you to ask your participants multiple questions at once.
Everyone can answer the questions privately at their own pace.
Surveys are great for quizzes, pre- and post-training assessments, and questionnaires.
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17. Fees and Features
Paid feature: With a paid plan you can designate the correct response to a multiple choice question.

18. Poll Everywhere - Student Feedback
What do you like best about this course?:
I like the poll everywhere app. The app helps as a study guide and keeps you involved during class. The weekly quiz forces you to look over the material each week. 
I like how he incorporated CPA exam questions into every class. This was very helpful to get an idea of the language and type of questions I will see on the CPA exam. I also enjoyed doing research on a fraud case.
The in class poll questions keep my interest.
I have learned so much and the course has helped me choose what i actually want to do with my career (be an auditor)
Poll Everywhere questions helped my gain exposure and understanding to how the questions would be formatted on the CPA. Also giving us the final and midterms from the previous classes helps cut down on study time and understanding the material better. 
the flip grids
I really liked how the professor is prepared for the class and presents the information well. Really like the online flip-grid discussion and the poll everywhere questions during the presentations. 
It was interesting
I was introduced to some new technology with the polls and adobe spark and the recording of discussion questions. It took me out of my comfort zone and I was pleasantly surprised.

19. Socrative

20. Students can easily access through smartphones, laptops, and tablets:
Socrative is a student response system for fun, effective classroom engagement.
Students can easily access through smartphones, laptops, and tablets:
1) Go to the website ( or
2) Use the app
Students do not need a username or password to log in.
They just need to enter the room number.

21. ACTIVITIES
You can do the following educational exercises and games

22. QUIZZES
Consist of pre-set questions.
Can be teacher or student paced.

23. SPACE RACE A team-based competitive game
Teams advance across the screen by correctly answering questions
Gradeable

24. EXIT TICKET Default questions:
How well did you understand today's material? (1 of 3)
What did you learn in today's class? (2 of 3)
Please answer the teacher’s question. (3 of 3)

25. QUICK QUESTION Formats:
Multiple Choice –can set up as many possible answers as you wish (default is 5 answer choices)
True or False – for instant feedback to verbal or written question
Short Answer – students have to type in a short written answer

26. PRACTICE TIME Room #: DEVIDES
Go to socrative.com and log in as a student
or open the Socrative student app
Room #: DEVIDES

27. Free vs. Pro Socrative Free Socrative PRO 1 public room
Socrative PRO
1 public room
50 students per session
Untimed Space Race
No Rosters
Open to everyone with the room#
   
Up to 10 private or public rooms
150 student capacity
Space Race countdown timer
Roster Import via CSV or Excel
Restricted access to rooms with students ID# requirement
Silent Student Hand Raise

28. PRACTICE TIME Room #: DEVIDES Exit ticket question:
How likely are you to use Socrative or Polleverywhere in the future and how would you use it?
Room #: DEVIDES

29. Remind App