1. By Luan Nguyen And Justin Cutter
CLIC By
Luan Nguyen
And
Justin Cutter

2. What is CLIC? CLIC is an acronym for Right… so what is CLIC?
Cooperative Live Interactive Curriculum
Right… so what is CLIC?
A program that lets students give instantaneous anonymous feedback during a lecture, and lets professors adapt their lectures according to this feedback (on the spot & for future presentations).

3. Student-side Application

4. Professor-side Application
Elongated bar which is designed to be on-screen alongside the professor’s slides

5. Some Scenarios

6. System Reqs Student-side and Prof-side apps Web server
Windows applications using C++/Java or other OOP lang.
Web server
Go-between interface which relays info back and forth between the two sides
Also handles “class subscription” to the service
Possibly an authentication system
Used to prevent unwelcome participation by those not in the class

7. Architecture Take one Take two
The two client apps will be PC executables which communicate with the web-server via web services
Take two
The two sides (student and professor) will access the service directly through their web-browser
In any case, the two applications will be clients to the web-server

8. Users and stakeholders
Obviously users would be students and profs
Two HUGE assumptions
Sometime in the near future
a majority of students will own laptops
a majority of lecture halls will have wireless internet
Universities will be the major stakeholders as they will want to improve the quality of learning

9. Benefits
Students can do something about feeling “lost” during a lecture without sacrificing their integrity since everything is strictly anonymous
Professors can gather instant feedback and maximize student understanding of the subject

10. Low Risk
Individual components (two client apps, web-server) are relatively simple
Requires no new technology
Only risk would be to finish, but have no users due to our two assumptions
The program can only *add* to lectures, not take anything away: worst-case is that the lectures go on without utilizing CLIC

11. Possible Expansions Expand to support Macs
Create new user interface for student-side app to support other hand-held devices
PDA
Pocket PC’s
Smartphones
Possibly incorporate data encryption

12. Questions? ?