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Clicker Pickers: Four Universities' Perspectives on Standardizing on a Classroom Response System

Clicker Pickers: Four Universities' Perspectives on Standardizing on a Classroom Response System

Title:Clicker Pickers: Four Universities' Perspectives on Standardizing on a Classroom Response System (ID: EDU07124)
Author(s):M.K. Smith (University of Puget Sound), Jim Julius (San Diego State University), Linda Murphy-Boyer (University of Toronto) and Jim Twetten (Iowa State University)
Topics:Classroom Response Systems, EDUCAUSE2007, Interaction and Engagement, Standards and Specifications: Teaching and Learning
Origin:EDUCAUSE Annual Conferences (10/23/2007)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

Many instructors are adopting clicker technology as a way to engage students during lecture. Usually, students are responsible for the purchase of their clickers. Hear how four universities standardized on a single clicker type, thereby saving students the cost of purchasing multiple products for classes that use clickers.

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