Student Response (clicker) Systems: Preferences of Biomedical Physiology Students in Asian classes

Authors

  • Isabel Hwang
  • Kevin Wong
  • Shun Leung Lam
  • Paul Lam

Keywords:

Keywords: Web-based response system, clickers, student perception, human physiology, classroom interaction

Abstract

Abstract: Student response systems (commonly called clickers) are valuable tools for engaging students in classroom interactions. In this study, we investigated the use of two types of response systems (a traditional clicker and a mobile device) by stud

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Published

1 Oct 2015

Issue

Vol. 13 No. 5 (2015)

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