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	<title>Comments on: Student Response System</title>
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		<title>By: Jeff Vyduna</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jeff Vyduna</dc:creator>
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		<description>Hi Stephanie,

I&#039;ve been doing a lot of research on the various SRSs lately.  They tend to be expensive, around $30-$40 per clicker for a capable system.  I perceive the leaders to be TurningPoint, Interwrite PRS, and Quizdom.  For a little more money, smart classrooms systems like Promethean Activote and SMART Senteo are available.  There&#039;s just tons available however: H-ITT, iRespond, Quicktally, iClicker, Optivote.... and I haven&#039;t even mentioned the ones aimed at businesses!

I&#039;m a student at MIT.  The high cost of clickers motivated my friends and I to build PollEverywhere.com.  It uses student cell phones as clickers.  Students pay only normal text messaging charges, about $.01 per response.  We priced it to be free for K-12, but it always comes out cheaper than hardware, usually at about 10% of the cost.  We don&#039;t have all the features you&#039;ll find in TurningPoint, but many professors find they don&#039;t end up using all the feature anyway.  A professor at the University of Florida uses Poll Everywhere prolifically for 3 sections of about 180 students each.  Please get in touch if you&#039;d like to know more about it, or any of the other SRSs out there.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hi Stephanie,</p>
<p>I&#8217;ve been doing a lot of research on the various SRSs lately.  They tend to be expensive, around $30-$40 per clicker for a capable system.  I perceive the leaders to be TurningPoint, Interwrite PRS, and Quizdom.  For a little more money, smart classrooms systems like Promethean Activote and SMART Senteo are available.  There&#8217;s just tons available however: H-ITT, iRespond, Quicktally, iClicker, Optivote&#8230;. and I haven&#8217;t even mentioned the ones aimed at businesses!</p>
<p>I&#8217;m a student at MIT.  The high cost of clickers motivated my friends and I to build PollEverywhere.com.  It uses student cell phones as clickers.  Students pay only normal text messaging charges, about $.01 per response.  We priced it to be free for K-12, but it always comes out cheaper than hardware, usually at about 10% of the cost.  We don&#8217;t have all the features you&#8217;ll find in TurningPoint, but many professors find they don&#8217;t end up using all the feature anyway.  A professor at the University of Florida uses Poll Everywhere prolifically for 3 sections of about 180 students each.  Please get in touch if you&#8217;d like to know more about it, or any of the other SRSs out there.</p>
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