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Expand engagement with elegance and ease

With iClicker it’s easier done than said. The gold standard for simplicity and scalability, iClicker has been fostering connections between students, instructors, and their course content for more than fifteen years—because academic engagement is too important to be left to chance.

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Diverse question types engage students online and in-person

Deploy questions asynchronously for added flexibility for students

Questions that create connections

iClicker’s unparalleled simplicity creates engaging learning environments that give every student a voice. No need to pre-load questions—iClicker captures whatever is on the instructor’s screen.

Target

Ideal for courses and concepts where visual understanding is critical, students can answer image-based questions by clicking or tapping the correct location on the image.

Short Answer

Pose open-ended questions to illuminate students’ understanding. Display trends in student responses with a custom word cloud.

Numeric

Particularly ideal for math-based courses, students can respond with open-ended numeric values up to eight digits and can include scientific notation and exponents.

Multiple Choice

Pro-tip: Set the available answers on any multiple choice question to A/B for an easy, flexible either/or question format.

Identify, then clarify students’ muddiest points

iClicker’s exit polls provide instructors with in-the-moment insight into student understanding. Students learn by reflecting on the class session and evaluating their own learning in real time.

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Get feedback while it’s still fresh in their minds

Learning research suggests that awareness of learning enhances it. iClicker’s exit polling feature is a simple, but effective cognitive tool to support deeper learning by automating student reflection on their understanding of the concepts covered in that day’s class. As the instructor, you get immediate insight into students’ perceptions of their own understanding and can clarify or provide additional resources where necessary based on their feedback.

Insight like this can be especially useful for remote learning where it can be difficult to gauge students’ understanding and engagement. Click here for more tips on Exit Polling and other ways to engage students in online or hybrid classes.

Learning research on ‘muddiest points’ >
More on iClicker’s Exit Polling >

Create safe spaces

With a simple toggle, teachers can help break down barriers to communication and connection while addressing sensitive topics. iClicker’s Anonymous Mode makes space for students to feel comfortable sharing with their peers and teachers—and that’s not easy. We just make it look like it is.

Safely spark constructive, lively discussions

iClicker offers the option of deploying questions in ‘Anonymous Mode’ which allows students to answer posed questions without identifying information being captured. Polling in anonymous mode can be used to:

  • Capture feedback on sensitive topics pertinent to content in the class
  • Prompt discussion on class sentiments about topics that may be more personal in nature, without revealing individual students’ feelings
  • Administer course or teacher mini-review check-ins periodically, rather than at the end of the term

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Transform your virtual classroom

Even when not face-to-face, iClicker can be used to transform your virtual classroom into an active one. iClicker makes it easy to engage students in your class because it:

  • Works seamlessly with any web-conferencing platform

  • Sets up in minutes – No need to upload questions or import slides

  • Provides all students with a voice while distance learning

Your instructors can join the thousands of others who’ve used iClicker to engage students in their online classes.

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Assignments NEW

Students can work at their own pace with iClicker’s new asynchronous feature.

  • Deliver pre-authored, lightweight assessments for students to complete before, during, or after class sessions
  • Complement iClicker’s real-time quizzing functionality and take-anywhere study guides
  • Enhance your flipped learning experience using Assignments students can complete on their own

Learn more about using Assignments in class:

Visit the iClicker Assignments page >   Download the PDF >

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studies & research

“The proof of the pudding is in the eating.”

  • Three flags rise at the entrance to Merced College

    Using iClicker in an elementary Statistics class boosts final grades
    Educator Study: Merced College

  • Students congregate in the shade of palm trees between classes

    Combining participation and performance models to improve Microeconomics course outcomes
    Educator Study: Santa Monica College

  • A lively green tree grows into frame before the red facade of Samford Hall

    Increasing student engagement with iClicker in a small, Honors Logic course
    Educator Study: Auburn University

  • The sun sets on a rectangular campus of orange-hued brick

    Supporting student success in medium-sized General Physics classrooms
    Educator Study: UW-Eau Clair

  • Students enter a campus facility

    Supporting achievement in a large Introduction to Psychology classroom
    Educator Study: University of Central Florida

  • Bikes rest locked at the entrance of a rounded building made of glass and red pipework

    Supporting content retention in large Introductory Cell Biology classrooms
    Educator Study: University of Waterloo

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    An Efficacy Study of iClicker: The Impact on Academic Performance
    Research Brief

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    How iClicker Reef Implementation Decisions Relate to Student Outcomes
    Research Brief

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    How iClicker Reef Implementation Decisions Relate to Student Outcomes
    Technical Report

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    Reducing Distractions and Increasing Performance with Focus Mode
    Research Report

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    Educational Results with iClicker
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  • Important statistics in warm-hued pastels from the Your Course Your Way with iClicker infographic overlay a dark blue background

    Your Course Your Way, with iClicker
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  • A graphic preview of this multi-page infographic shows the first 3 of 5 tips for improving first year experience and college success course outcomes - take attendance, create consistency in scaling student engagement, and utilize a variety of question types

    5 Tips for Improving College Course Outcomes
    Graphic Guide

  • A graphic preview of this multi-page infographic shows 5 of 6 tips outlined for creating engaging active learning experiences online - take and track attendance, ask open questions, reset the clock with polling questions, use the socratic method, and create on-screen action

    6 Tips for Creating Engaging Active Learning Experiences Online
    Graphic Guide