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When used by faculty in a strategic instructional design, clickers can raise the level of participation and the effectiveness of interaction, promote engagement of students in active learning, foster communication to clarify misunderstanding and incorrect thinking, and provide a method to instructionally embed assessment as a learning activity rather than reliance on the traditional approach of summative assessment for assigning grades.
Use of classroom “clickers” to promote acquisition of advanced reasoning skills , Nurse Education in Practice , Volume 8, Issue 2, Pages 76-87, G.DEBOURGH
Best Practices for Implementing Clickers in the Classroom *
Best Practices from UW Madison
From Educase Quarterly November 2007
* Tips 1–5, 14–16, and 18 came from Robertson; tips 6–9 and 17 from Duncan; and tips 10–13 from Turning Point Technologies.
Importing Student Names from Excel
(which have been extracted from Mojave or other Student List)
Youtube Download video CPS Names import Tucson Hi.wmv
VIDEO
Classroom Application (adapted and inspired by Vanderbilt University)
Research Information:
Resources
Help! & User Guides (.pdfs)
User Guide for Mac
Quick Course User Guide
CPS 1.5 Training Workbook
from Classroom Instruction that Works Robert J. Marzano, Debra, J . Pickering, Jane E. Pollock, MCREL, 2001.
Summary of Research on Providing Feedback
Feedback should be "corrective" in nature by explaiing to students what they are doing correctly and incorrectly.
Feedback should be timely.
Feedback should be specific to a criterion.
Students can effectively provide some of their own feedback.
Classroom Practice in Providing Feedback
Criterion-reference feedback is superior to norm-referenced feedback.
Focus feedback on specific types of knowledge and skill.
Student-led feedback has many desirable effects.
CPS Clickers Basics
Creating Lessons
Managing Folders
Writing Questions
Importing Images
Saving
Fast Grade
Exam View & Text CDs
Importing Classlists
Settings
Testing Responders
"Team Activities" - allows students to answer different questions at the same time
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