Personal Response Systems, Learner Response Systems, Classroom Response Systems

Student response systems are educational technologies that give the educators or presenters an ICT (information and communication technology) edge to quickly gather and evaluate learner responses to the questions asked during the classroom learning session or presentation. They promote active learning to keep the student attentive and focused about the subject during the classroom sessions or discussions. The response software installed on educator or presenter computer produces reports in the form of graphic charts such as bar chart and pie chart for formative & summative assessment of student or audience.

Works with 2x AA batteries
Answer input
- YES/NO
- TRUE/FALSE
- Single Numeric
- Multiple Numeric
- Single Alpha
- Multiple Alpha
- Text Mode
Full texting feature - as easy to use as a mobile phone
Works with PowerPoint
Ideal for use with ClassComm and CenS-Us software

	Supported Platform
	Windows 2000 Windows XP Windows Vista
	Platform Specifications
	Processor: 133 MHz of higher Pentium Compatible CPU Memory: 64MB or higher Graphics Card: VGA or higher resolution CDROM Drive: 4x or faster Monitor: VGA or higher resolution monitor set to 1024x768x16 bit colour (true colour) HDD: 20GB HDD

	Remote wireless handsets
	Operating frequency bands 2405Mhz to 2485Mhz LCD (showing Handset ID, Question number, Battery life indicator, Student response, Feedback) Power rating: ON = 33mA ; OFF = 60~80uA 1800 mAH Re-chargeable battery Maximum 50m transmission range Modes of operation: Single numeric Multiple numeric Single Alpha Multiple Alpha Text Mode True/False (Yes/No)

	Receiver
	Operating frequency bands 2405Mhz to 2485Mhz. Powered by PC USB port. Vista compatible drivers. Maximum of 253 handsets per 1 receiver. LED indicator ON if receiver is OK. Unique ID address for each receiver.
	Battery Charger
	Power rating is 16w One charger can charge up 8 Handsets Takes four hours to fully charge handsets
	The hardware is certified with: ROHS, FCC and CE standards

iQ Pad Guide
ClassComm Guide

	ClassComm 3.9.15 – Release Notes
	1 – Enhanced Text and Drop Feature
	The Text and Drop feature allows for participants to text in responses that can then be dragged and dropped by the presenter onto an image or canvas area. It has been enhanced in ClassComm 3.9.15 to allow for Image capture from a video source, annotation tools and spontaneous question features are available to allow for the creation of truly interactive lessons.
		[Text and Drop feature compatible with 3rd Generation or above hardware only]
	2 – Presentation Response Bar enhancement
	The Presentation response bar has been enhanced to allow presenters to toggle the view between student name, student response and handset ID. This allows the presenter to gain instant feedback on individual responses during a presentation. The bar can also now be docked horizontally or vertically on the screen.

		Dock the bar vertically to display names as list. As students enter their responses, the presenter can click on individual cells to display the response in real time.
	3 – Pebble Pad Response System Integration
	Support for our new Pebble Pad response system has been added.

	4 – New Fire Engine Game
	In the Presentation area of ClassComm, a new Fire Engine game has been added. ClassComm now has 6 games in total.




	5 – New enhanced Sample Content with more questions and animations.
	(Viewable only after a clean Install of 3.5.11 – not available when upgrading from a previous version of ClassComm)