Response Card Clicker: What is it & How Does It Help?

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Response card clickers are electronic devices used in college classrooms to facilitate interactive learning. They allow students to participate in polls and quizzes during lectures, enabling teachers to gauge understanding and engagement in real-time. The primary purpose of these clickers is to enhance classroom interaction and provide immediate feedback on student comprehension. However, some view them as an unnecessary expense, arguing that they mainly serve as a tool for attendance tracking and may not significantly contribute to the learning experience.
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Hi, I am taking my first college physics class, and it says I need a response card clicker. Does somebody know what this is? What's its purpose? What does it do? How does it help me learn?

Just wondering, any answers would be appreciated.
 
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Is this what you are talking about?
http://www.turningtechnologies.com/audienceresponseproducts/responseoptions/responsecards/
 
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It really serves no purpose for you. It's just a tool that let's teachers essentially take attendance by giving you little mini quizzes. Aside from that, another way for the university to get more of your money.
 
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