i>clicker, a unit of Macmillan New Ventures, is bringing its student response system to Android and iOS devices, as well as traditional laptops and desktops. The company today released mobile versions ...

It’s a simple device. Depending on the version, it only has six or 13 buttons. Sometimes it has a small screen. It doesn’t connect to the Internet, yet many University students take it to lecture ...

Polling students during a live class session has been an effective way to gauge comprehension of course content for many years. Previously a “clicker” remote (also called a personal response device) ...

i>clicker has created a new student response mechanism that runs through a Web browser. web>clicker allows students with any device that runs a standard Web browser to vote using laptops, PDAs, and ...

The regular Hackaday reader might remember the iClicker from our previous coverage of the classroom quiz device, or perhaps you even had some first hand experience with it during your university days.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--i>clicker, the leading Student Response Systems (SRS) in higher education and the makers of i>clicker +, i>clicker 2 and i>clicker GO, today announced that Kevin Pawsey has ...

Professor Tim Stelzer, a member of the research team that developed the iClicker, said lectures before the iClicker were very different. “We had traditional lectures with no interaction whatsoever,” ...

Over the summer some enhancements were made to the campus i>clicker service including a new D2L Easy Sync Integration. We also have best practices tips and training to help you make the most of ...

iClicker is a classroom interactive response system that allows students to participate in polls and answer questions during class. Students can respond with a smart phone or any web-enabled device ...

If you are currently attending college, the odds are that you are familiar with iclicker classroom remotes. If you have one of these, you might also be aware that they tend to be flaky at times, ...