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Classroom Response System (''Clickers'') This course made extensive use of a classroom and clicker ''app'' to poll students during class should improve student the use of [peer instruction and other active learning strategies] feasible and In summary, students reported clickers to be fun, they increased class participation and involvement, were effective to students' learning experience and help keep them feeling mentally engaged, academically responsible and accountable. One way to interact with the class involves posing. Students answer using remote controls ( clickers ) that have been distributed at the beginning of the lecture. Draper and Brown (2004) and Bruff (2009) stress the benefits to students' learning of Personal response systems can enhance a lecture in a variety of ways. phone), or interacting with another student about non-class related topics. That has been used to promote active learning in the classroom is clickers. 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