Classroom Response Systems (“Clickers”) Welcome to the Center for Teaching’s introduction to teaching with classroom response systems (“clickers”). On this page you’ll find strategies for using clickers in your teaching, as well as logistical information on using clickers with your courses at Vanderbilt.
https://cft.vanderbilt.edu/guides-sub-pages/clickers/
Added functionality includes: 1  new student demographic polling and data-filtering options. 2  redesigned interface, including more toolbar sizes, the option to minimize or make your toolbar transparent and resize data charts. 3  i>grader’s new search option.
https://blogs.commons.georgetown.edu/clickers_cop/2011/08/24/iclicker-original-vs-iclicker-2/
No. We have no plans to discontinue the iClicker remotes. Students can choose to participate with iClicker remotes, mobile devices or laptops.
https://www1.iclicker.com/products/iclicker-2/
Videos. 1  Clickers in Action – In this short video, Russell James from the University of Georgia explains how he uses clickers in the classroom. 2  Clicker Technology – This short video from the PressWestern Project at the University of Western Ontario provides a little more information about clicker technology.
https://cft.vanderbilt.edu/guides-sub-pages/clickers/
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https://blogs.commons.georgetown.edu/clickers_cop/2011/08/24/iclicker-original-vs-iclicker-2/
iClicker Student Remotes. Participate in iClicker classroom polls and quizzes using your iClicker+ or iClicker 2 remote. View Tech Specs. Rock-Solid Reliable iClicker remotes have been classroom tested and proven reliable year after year. No Distractions Remove the distractions of texting and social media with a device dedicated to classroom participation. Simple & Convenient Answer questions with the press of a button. iClicker remotes couldn't be easier. Accessibility iClicker remotes come with braille A-E labels and offer vibration capabilities upon request.
https://www1.iclicker.com/products/iclicker-2/
Top Hat is the first classroom response system to be adopted campus-wide at Vanderbilt. Top Hat will be available to faculty, students, and staff across campus starting July 2017. Instructors teaching with “clickers” are invited to consider Top Hat for in-class student polling.
https://cft.vanderbilt.edu/guides-sub-pages/clickers/
This latest version of i>clicker (v6.1.4) is available for download from iclicker.com and through the i>clicker Web Update application (on the i>clicker flashdrive). If you are interested in using this added functionality, please download the latest software today!
https://blogs.commons.georgetown.edu/clickers_cop/2011/08/24/iclicker-original-vs-iclicker-2/
Hello Georgetown i>clicker users! As many of you know, i>clicker has recently released two new products: the i>clicker2 system and a new version of software. Below is an overview of both. While the new i>clicker 2 system has many added features, it may not be best suited for use in all courses.
https://blogs.commons.georgetown.edu/clickers_cop/2011/08/24/iclicker-original-vs-iclicker-2/
What is an iClicker? iClicker is a student response system that allows students to instantly provide feedback and answer questions posed by their instructors during a class session. What is an iClicker? iClicker is a student response system that allows students to instantly provide feedback and answer questions posed by their instructors during a class session. Each student uses a clicker (a portable, handheld device) that allows students to vote by clicking on the appropriate button for his/her choice.
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what is iclicker
An iClicker is a student response system that allows students to instantly provide feedback and answer questions posed by their instructors during a class session. iClicker is a student response system that allows students to instantly provide feedback and answer questions posed by their instructors during a class session.