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Clicker Technology at the University of Memphis -
Clickers (also known as personal response systems or classroom response systems) are remote type devices which students can use to respond to questions presented during a class session. The students’ answers are received by the instructor’s computer, processed by the pre-installed software, and results are projected to the entire class. -
Clickers can be used for a variety of purposes: - Instructors can take attendance by asking students to reply with their clicker response unit
- Instructors can do a quick survey to gauge students’ understanding of a concept just covered in the class
- Students can collaborate with classmates and submit group answers
- Quizzes and tests can be administered using the clicker
- Homework can be submitted via the student clicker unit
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For more information about Clickers at the UofM: Which Clicker can I use here at the UofM? | Presentation of Clicker use in teaching and learning
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