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Press One for Yes: Using Clickers for Library Instruction and Information Literacy Assessment by Margot Hanson, Junie Hayashi and Becky Rathgeber
1. Press One for Yes: Using Clickers for Library Instruction and Information Literacy Assessment Margo Hanson, UH-West Oahu Junie Hayashi, Leeward CC Becky Rathgeber, BYU-Hawaii Hawaii Library Association Conference Grand Wailea, Maui October 25, 2008
2. We're going to talk about... Background of personal response systems Library instruction applications Local use Personal experiences Demonstration
4. Background of Personal Response Systems (PRS) Audience Response Systems (ARS) Student Response Systems (SRS) Personal Response Systems (PRS) Classroom Performance Systems (CPS) Interactive audience response systems (ISRS) Wireless Response Systems (WRS) Audience-paced Feedback Systems (APS) and the list continues......
5. Background PRS 1960’s Commercial polling Business presentations/meetings/trainings Education Libraries! Future: mobile devices
25. Where is the first place you go for research information? Librarian Professor Library databases Friends, family, coworkers Internet (Google, Yahoo, etc.) Answer Now
Use of clickers by CU-Boulder faculty has grown from 7 in 2002 to about 40 in 2004. Source: Office of News Services, University of Colorado at Boulder, November 18, 2004.