Hands-on demo of new, easier to use clickers – May 20, 21 & 22

Over the past year, faculty from many disciplines have been piloting new clickers (aka classroom response systems). They used clickers to supercharge classroom discussions, to check student understanding, to gather student opinions, for peer evaluation and to replace Scantrons.

If you are curious about these new clickers, stop by Teaching and Learning Technologies this week for a hands on demo. TLT staff will be available to talk about your ideas and to demonstrate the new, easier to use, clickers. Also, below are new resources we’ve created with stories of Elon faculty using clickers, links to academic research, details on how to get started and information on our soon-to-end clicker pilot.

Clicker office hours – Belk Library 115

  • Monday, May 20,1-3 p.m.
  • Tuesday, May 21, 10 a.m.-noon
  • Wednesday, May 22, 1-3 p.m.
  • Anytime – we’re here all next week and all summer. Let me know if another time works for you.

Clicker resources:

Teaching and learning with clickers
Examples of faculty in many disciplines using clickers at Elon, links to academic research, example activities and questions, and an excerpt of feedback from Elon faculty and students

Logistics of clickers at Elon
Information about what you need to start using clickers at Elon

Clicker pilot details
List of pilot participants and recommendations based on their feedback and research