Student Response System (SRS)

Student Response Systems (SRS) or as they are referred to at RIT, "clickers" are wireless keypads that can be used to gauge the level of understanding from a large audience within seconds.

Best Practices

Would you like more information on how to use clickers effectively in the classroom. This below link will give you all the advice and suggestions gathered from many faculty using clickers in a wide variety of classes. It is definitely an important document to read before you get started with clickers.

• Best Practices for Use of Clickers in the Classroom

You can also hear directly from faculty and students who have used clickers by watching this short video.

• Effective Teaching Strategies Using Clickers

Research

iClicker Project (starting 2008)

• 20081 iClicker Report
• 20082 iClicker Report
• 2008/2009 iClicker Final Report

Turning Technologies Clicker Project (2005-2008)

• Project Overview
• 2005/2006 Final Report
• Fall 2006 Survey Results

Additional Clicker Resources

Recommended Readings

• 7 Things You Should Know About Clickers
• Learning Outcomes Related to the Use of Personal Response Systems in Large Science Courses
• Clickers in the Classroom
  By, Douglas Duncan
  ISBN: 0805387285
  
• Audience Response Systems in Higher Education: Applications and Cases
  By, David A. Banks
  ISBN: 1591409470