After creating a course you are ready to start a session and begin polling. Once polling is started, students can begin answering your polling questions with their i>clicker remotes.
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NOTE: If any of your students are using web>clicker in your class, you must enable web>clicker before you begin polling (see web>clicker/SPS Setup in General Settings). CSULB does NOT support web>clicker/SPS. Please contact ITSS if you have any questions. |
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NOTE: If you are using a base receiver with 3.03 firmware or earlier, you will see the "classic" i>clicker toolbar. If you are using a receiver with firmware 4.05 or later you will see the new toolbar which supports numeric and alphanumeric questions. For the purposes of this user guide, we will use illustrations of the new toolbar. |
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TIP: If you are using the standard i>clicker remotes (A-E only) or only plan to ask multiple choice (A-E) questions, you can customize the toolbar so that it only displays the A-E, Results Chart, and Options buttons. See My Settings for instructions on customizing the session toolbar.
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TIP: If you use presentation software to display your questions (e.g., PowerPoint or Keynote), make sure it's the active application when you start polling by clicking on the presentation window. Each time polling begins, i>clicker captures a screenshot of the active window and stores it along with polling results for later review in i>grader. |
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NOTE: If students vote when polling is inactive, the Vote Status light on their remotes will flash red three times to indicate their votes were not received (i>clicker remote) or they will see a CLOSED message on their LCD (i>clicker2 remote). |
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TIP: You can use an instructor's remote to control polling from anywhere in the room. (See Instructor's Remote ID in General Settings.) |