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All these people were stranded on Gilligan's Island EXCEPT: A. Gilligan B. Professor C. Maryann D. Jack Sparrow

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All these people were stranded on Gilligan's Island EXCEPT:

A. GilliganB. ProfessorC. MaryannD. Jack Sparrow

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Audience Response Systems

Vanessa RodgersSarah MyhreSudha Rajouria

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Audience Response Systems

• What they are• History• Uses• Question types• Advantages• What to consider before purchasing• Types/Vendors• How to construct good questions

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What is an ARS System?

• Polling Software

• Response Keypads

• Response Receiver / Internet Connection

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Have you ever used an ARS?

A. YesB. No

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History

• Audience Response Systemo Around since 1950so Adopted from militaryo Color-coded cards used to get responseso In 1966 used to evaluate a theater audienceo In 1976 it became fully digital with yes and no buttonso Stanford in 1966 for educational purposes

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ARS's were adopted by Abraham Lincoln.

A. TrueB. False

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Uses

• Customize presentation• Result reporting• Material and formative assessments• Attendance tracking

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What type of question do you prefer to answer on tests?

A. Multiple choice

B. True / False

C. Essay

D.Short answer

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Question Types

• True/False

• Polling (Yes/No)

• Multiple Choice Questions

• Short answer

• Surveys

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Advantages for Teachers

• Small in size• Simple to use• Compatible with presentation software• Integrate with course

management software• Facilitate class discussions• Help teachers figure out what

areas need to be reviewed

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Advantages for Students

• Engage, motivate, & empowero Help students to prepare for class o Answers are anonymous to other studentso Students can see how they compare to other

studentso Shy students have opportunity

to answer

Advantages for Students

Advantages for Students

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What to Consider

• Cost• Compatibility• Capabilities• Students• Teachers

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Constructing Good Questions

• Functions of constructing good questions too Help learner

o Develop effective interactive questions

o Evaluate different stages of learning

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Constructing Good Questions

• Question types include:o Knowledge-based o Comprehensiono Applicationo Analysiso Synthesiso Evaluation

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Poorly Written Question Example

Which journals can be used for educational purposes?A. YouTube TodayB. History Channel RecorderC. Weird Science D. Journal of Marine Systems 

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Example of a Well-written Question

Which title is an example of a peer reviewed scholarly journal?A. YouTube TodayB. History Channel RecorderC. Weird ScienceD. Journal of Marine Systems

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Summary

• If used properly an ARS can be a good tool in a classroom or seminar setting.

• Multiple methods of testing available.• Do research prior to selecting the system.• Specific systems are more cost effective than

others.

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Lessons Learned

• Worked well together

• There are many ARS systems available than we originally thought

• Cost can be a drawback

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Would you use an ARS in the future?

A. Yes

B. No

C. Maybe

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Do you feel you were engaged throughout this presentation?

A. Yes

B. No

C. Maybe

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Any Questions?

Mahalo!

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References

• Barber, Maryfan and David Njus (2007). "Evolution: Seeking Intelligent Design." CBE Life Scieces Education, 6 (1), 1-20. 

• Gauci, Sally A., et al (2009). "Promoting Student-Centered Active Learning in Lectures with a Personal Response System." Advances in Physiological Education, 33, 60-71. 

• Jefferson, W., & Spiegel, D. (2009). "Implementation of a University Standard for Personal Response Systems." AACE Journal, 17 (1), 1-9.

• Sullivan, R. (2008-2009). "Principles for Constructing Good Clicker Questions." J. Educational Technology Systems, Vol. 37(3), 335-347.

• Audience Response System (n.d.).  "Wireless Technology for Audience Response, Interactive Voting, and Audience Polling Keypad Systems."Retrieved from  http://www.audience-voting-keypads.com/