ARCHIVED: About IU's agreement with eInstruction Corporation

From 2005 to 2009, Indiana University had an agreement with eInstruction Corporation to facilitate the use of the eInstruction Classroom Performance System rf (CPSrf) on any IU campus. This agreement provided instructors with the ability to use a student response system in any of their courses, and did not require specific textbook adoption. Instructors could also choose to bundle clickers with textbook adoption.

In June 2009, IU entered into an agreement with Turning Technologies to support new student response system options, including integration with Oncourse and mobile devices. Instructors may use whatever products they choose in their classes, but Turning Technologies will be formally supported. The contract with eInstruction, which provided a reduced student enrollment/registration fee, expired on August 31, 2009. For more information, see At IU, what options exist for student response devices? and About IU's agreement with Turning Technologies.

For more information about CPSrf, visit the eInstruction web site and click Higher Education.

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