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The Clicker Study, Alex Brady, Daniel Mirsch, Do, Xiao C. Zhang, Md, Ms, Rishi Kalwani, Md, Phd, Zachary Risler, Md, Mph, Mark Magee, Md, Kelly Goodsell, Md, Resa E. Lewiss, Md, Arthur Au, Md, Dimitrios Papanagnou, Md
The Clicker Study, Alex Brady, Daniel Mirsch, Do, Xiao C. Zhang, Md, Ms, Rishi Kalwani, Md, Phd, Zachary Risler, Md, Mph, Mark Magee, Md, Kelly Goodsell, Md, Resa E. Lewiss, Md, Arthur Au, Md, Dimitrios Papanagnou, Md
Phase 1
Purpose: A recent study in orthopedics showed that clicker-based learning was more effective than traditional feedback when teaching procedures. We sought to determine whether this principle is applicable to ultrasound skills.
Methods: Our prospective randomized control trial used a population of new ultrasound learners. Exclusion criteria included previous ultrasound experience of more than one hour. Students were shown an instructional video on the Focused Assessment with Sonography in Trauma (FAST) exam and randomized to receive clicker or scripted feedback. Each student performed the FAST exam once without feedback, then with either scripted or clicker-based feedback. They were timed and scored …
An Evaluation Of An Electronic Student Response System In Improving Class-Wide Behavior, Ashley Horne
An Evaluation Of An Electronic Student Response System In Improving Class-Wide Behavior, Ashley Horne
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
A student response system is a technology that allows an entire classroom of students to respond to questions and receive immediate feedback from teachers during instruction. However, little research has examined the use of student response systems to support student behavior in elementary schools. This study focused on using an electronic student response system to improve class-wide behavior in two general elementary school classrooms. An ABAB and ABA reversal designs embedded within a multiple baseline design across classrooms was employed to evaluate the outcome of the intervention. Although limited, the results indicated that the classroom teachers implemented the electronic student …
Classroom Polling Software For Use With Mobile And Web-Based Devices, Nick Renford, Jeremy Straub, Scott Kerlin
Classroom Polling Software For Use With Mobile And Web-Based Devices, Nick Renford, Jeremy Straub, Scott Kerlin
Jeremy Straub
The goal of this project is to create an interface for Android, iOS, and Win-dows Phone smartphones, as well as a web interface that will act as a “clicker”. The instructors will be able to send out questions, and the students will be able to answer the questions, and get feedback if the instructor wants them to have it. The teacher can decide whether the feedback is instant or manually initiated, and what format the response will be, whether it includes the correct answer, and what type of chart, if any, indicating the most com-monly selected answer(s). There will be …
Phone And Web Based Clicker Project, Nick Renford, Jeremy Straub, Scott Kerlin
Phone And Web Based Clicker Project, Nick Renford, Jeremy Straub, Scott Kerlin
Jeremy Straub
The goal of this project is to create an interface for Android,
iOS, and Windows Phone smartphones, as well as a web
interface that will act as a “clicker”. The
instructors will be able to send out questions, and the
students will be able to answer the questions, and get
feedback if the instructor wants them to have it. The teacher
can decide whether the feedback is instant or manually
initiated, and what format the response will be, whether it
includes the correct answer, and what type of chart, if any,
indicating the most commonly selected answer(s). There
will be …
Using An Audience Response System (Ars) A.K.A. “Clicker” To Do Attention Research, Roger A. Kendrick
Using An Audience Response System (Ars) A.K.A. “Clicker” To Do Attention Research, Roger A. Kendrick
Department of Teaching, Learning, and Teacher Education: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
This study makes an effort to examine whether a student’s attention or engagement is increased by possession of an Audience Response System (ARS, or clicker). This experiment tested a difference in performance. This study makes an effort to examine whether a student’s attention or engagement is increased by possession of an Audience Response System (ARS, or clicker). This experiment tested a difference in performance between students who possessed an ARS and those who did not. The experiment was conducted at a small state college in the Midwest where small class size is typical. Approximately half the students in each tested …