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Hi Robyn

Try Tophat Monocle's "MonocleCAT" software (https://www.tophatmonocle.com/) -- myself and a few other profs in our commerce program use it. I used to use clickers, but students would forget them or bring in their buddy's clicker and pretend to be him. With MonocleCAT, no one forgets their phone, and no one would give their phone to their buddy. It works with any sort of IP-enabled device (iPod, tablets, laptops, smartphones) and plain old cellular phones with no features other than SMS messaging. 

Trent Tucker, MBA, PhD
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School of Hospitality & Tourism Management
University of Guelph
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Guelph, Ontario, Canada N1G 2W1
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From: "Robyn Davidson" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Monday, August 27, 2012 11:24:57 PM
Subject: Does anyone know of a mobile phone app to use as a clicker

Hi all,

While this is not strictly a TBL questions I suspect someone out there will know the answer. 

Does anyone know of a moble phone app that can be used to record responses to questions in the lecture theatre. While I don't want to use this for summative purposes I do want to know how many answered and who said what. I'm sure I have heard of such systems but can't remember where.

I use Votapedia to collect student responses but this only tells me how many responded and a summary of responses, it does not record individual responses against student ids. 

I've also used clickers but don't have access to them now and they are expensive. I need something that is very low cost, perferably free. Esentially soemthing where the student uses their mobile phone as a clicker.

Any ideas??

Regards
Robyn


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Dr Robyn Davidson
Business School
The University of Adelaide
AUSTRALIA 5000
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