Tag: clicker technology


Clicker Use in Education: Student & Instructor Attitudes

Introduction to Student Response Systems and Affective Domains Attitudes toward Clickers, more formally known as Student Response Systems (SRSs) or Audience Response Systems (ARSs), represent a complex intersection of technological adoption, pedagogical theory, and psychological affect within educational settings, primarily higher education. The introduction of these devices—physical handheld units or integrated mobile applications—was intended to […]

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Personal Response Systems: Attitudes & Use Cases

Introduction to Personal Response Systems and Attitudinal Constructs Personal Response Systems (PRS), frequently known as “clickers” or Student Response Systems (SRS), represent a significant technological integration within modern pedagogical environments, particularly in higher education settings characterized by large lecture halls. These systems allow instructors to pose questions – typically multiple-choice or short answer – and […]

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