“Clickers” gain foothold as classrooms get more interactive

Sept. 21, 2010
More schools are using “student response devices”

From The Dallas Morning News: More students are using handheld devices to "click in" with their answers to questions flashing on big screens in their classrooms. Students seem to love the clickers, formally called "student response devices," because using them is a lot like playing a video game. Teachers say they like them because they give instant information about what students are learning.

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