The i>clicker Session Toolbar includes a Results Chart that you can use to view your students' responses in a horizontal bar chart (multiple choice only), vertical bar chart, pie chart (multiple choice only), or histogram (numeric only).
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NOTE: When i>clicker GO is enabled and polling is stopped, the software continues to check for last minute i>clicker GO votes for several seconds to account for delays in network communication. The results chart may update after polling is stopped as a result of these delayed votes. Additionally, when the toolbar is closed to end the session, i>clicker performs a final check to verify that all i>clicker GO votes have been collected for all questions. If a student receives confirmation that their vote has been received, that vote will always be accurately recorded in i>grader. |
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TIP: You may also display two graphs, the current graph and any previous graph, side-by-side by clicking on the Compare button |
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NOTE: The green and red color values in the Results Chart were selected using Color Universal Design (CUD) which ensures that graphical information is conveyed accurately to people with various types of color vision, including people with color blindness. |
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NOTE: To show the correct answer you may also click the Correct Answer |
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TIP: When you designate a correct answer on the results chart, it is saved into i>grader. If you have chosen to award students points for correct answers, all points will be adjusted accordingly. If you select a correct answer on the chart and then click the Clear button to clear the selection and return to the default chart, the correct answer is also deleted from i>grader and no point adjustments will occur. |
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TIP: Changing the significant characters is particularly useful for ranking questions. For example, 3 students provide the following answers to a ranking question ABCDE, ABEDC, BCEDA. With 5 or more significant characters selected, each of these answers appears separately in the bar chart. By changing the significant characters to 1, you can group the students by their first choice. In this example, changing the significant characters to 1 will display two bars on the chart (2 votes for A and 1 vote for B). |
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TIP: You can also display or hide the student response graph by pressing the B button on the instructor’s remote. You can designate a correct answer by cycling through the choices with the E button on the instructor’s remote. |
Your receiver’s LCD screen also displays voting results. Different information appears on the screen depending on the question type you ask and your Base Display settings in My Settings.
i>clicker receiver LCD screen showing multiple choice question results