Turning Tech Clickers
Lunch & Learn Event

Come learn about UCO's new student response system solution, presented by the Technology Resource Center in collaboration with the Center for Excellence in Transformative Teaching & Learning.

Thursday, March 28th  11:30am - 1:00pm
Lilliard ADM 101A

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Sponsored by the Office of Information Technology

Clickers

A student response system, a.k.a clickers, is a great way to involve your students in active learning.  Used effectively, clickers can increase engagement and deepen learning for all students.  Clickers work by the instructor using the clicker solution software and receiver to pose questions to the class, and students respond to the question with a response device.  The responses are then able to be displayed in a variety of formats.  In addition, the clicker solution software provides a variety of reports of polling session results.  With clickers, questions can be used for fostering discussion or even for conducting graded quizzes and exams that are automatically graded.

Turning Technologies is the official clicker solution at Central.  The Turning Technologies clicker system allows students to participate in classroom responding with a response card or with a mobile device or laptop. 

Get Started

If you would like to adopt Turning Technologies clickers for one or more of your courses, please complete the Turning Technologies Adoption Form. 

If you would like to discuss using Turning Technologies clickers in your courses, please contact the Technology Resource Center at trc@uco.edu or call 405-974-5595.

FAQs

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Get Training

Training is available through the Technology Resource Center. Please visit the Learning Center for class schedules.

Additional training materials, provided by Turning Technologies, are available below.

Turning Technologies Training Documents

Turning Technologies Tutorials

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