ARCHIVED: At IU, what options exist for student response devices?
For spring 2017, two types of student response systems are integrated with Canvas at Indiana University: Top Hat, and various options from Turning Technologies, LLC. For more about the Turning Technologies software, see ARCHIVED: About TurningPoint Cloud at IU (Retired). For details about Turning Technologies hardware, see below.
All Turning Technologies products can work in the same classroom. Instructors may allow all of them or may require (or disallow) a specific option. There are no registration fees. Students in different classes may share devices. Students with several classes requiring a Turning Technologies response device may be able to use the same device (refer to the table below).
The ResponseCard NXT is being replaced by the QT Device. NXT devices will continue to work, but any new orders for the NXT will be filled by the QT.
Product | Compatibility | Model number/ISBN |
---|---|---|
You cannot use the RF LCD model in classes
requiring the QT model.
|
Model:
RCRF-03 ISBN: 978-1-934931-40-0 |
|
You can use the QT in any class requiring a Turning
Technologies device. This model replaces the ResponseCard NXT.
|
Model:
RCQR-01
ISBN: 978-1-934931-51-6 |
|
On an Android or iOS device, download the mobile app. On a laptop,
access the browser-based
version.
You can use ResponseWare in any class requiring a Turning Technologies device if the instructor permits use of laptops or mobile devices. |
Model:
RWW-12 (1-year) RWW-48 (4-year) ISBN: 978-1-934931-37-0 (1-year) 978-1-934931-38-7 (4-year) |
If you are an instructor and would like more information about using student response systems in your classes, contact your campus teaching and learning center.
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