Dozens of Dartmouth College students allegedly used hand-held "clickers" to fake their attendance in the school's largest course last semester, according to student newspaper The Dartmouth. Clickers ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Hand-held electronic devices called clickers are helping college students learn physics, according to a series of research studies. Ohio State University students who used the ...

If you’re the kind of consumer who doesn’t mind paying a little extra to get more choices, then you’ll love the UCLA Store. Currently, they carry four varieties of in-class clickers from three ...

The standard shout of “here!” is slowly being replaced by the click of technology in some larger lecture halls. A growing number of professors are using clickers — electronic polling devices that ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Qwizdom, a company that specializes in providing interactive classroom response systems, has made ...

DAYTON — Area universities are turning to new technology with the hope of improving student learning and providing instant classroom feedback. Handheld electronic “clickers” are a growing trend in ...

Welcome back, Wildcats! A new year is upon us, and with that year comes new possibilities and opportunities, especially for college students – and new financial stress. Not only are tuition costs due, ...

"With clickers, you're giving every student a voice, even the introverts," according to Edna Ross, a resource teaching professor and the chair of the University Instructional Technology Committee in ...

A recent study conducted by The University of Colorado and The University of British Columbia said students improve cognitive skills when participating in class discussions with the use of clickers.

The basic idea of the student response system is that each student gets some electronical (or not - see below) device that lets them answer multiple-choice questions. (Science Geek Girl has a good ...

Hand-held electronic devices called clickers are helping college students learn physics, according to a series of research studies. Students who used the devices to answer multiple-choice questions ...