Personal Response Systems, also known as clickers, are small remote devices that allow instructors to pose questions to students and instantly display anonymous response results during lectures. Clickers store student answers for later analysis and engage students by having them answer poll questions, with results visible in real-time to both instructors and classmates, helping improve learning outcomes.

1. Personal Response Systems (Clickers) INTC 3610

2. C_I_K_R_ T I Z X C L S E E W Z R X U B L

3. What are they? Clickers look like TV remotes allow instructors to ask questions and gather students' responses during a lecture. allow students to answer questions posed by the instructor . display of student responses in real time to both instructors and students. store answers for later analysis.

4. Clicker systems let you see results in real-time. True False

5. Teaching Strategies

6. Do you agree Clickers can improve student learning? Strongly Agree Agree Disagree Strongly Disagree

7. Non-Clicker Options

8. Which are you more likely to use for this assignment: Clicker system Online polling site iPad/iPod Google Not sure yet