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Student Response Systems

A Student Response System (SRS) is a wireless response system that allows faculty to request information and for students to respond by using a "clicker" or hand-held response pad to send his or her information to a receiver. When presented with a question, the student presses a button on a hand-held response pad or clicker, which sends either an infrared or radio signal to a receiver attached to a computer. The computer records and/or displays the response per the instructor's preference. [Definition from University of Wisconsin]

• learn how to use SRS to make your teaching more dynamic and interactive

If you are interested in the above service, please contact:

Janice Florent is the Technology Coordinator for the Center for the Advancement of Teaching. She provides hardware and software support to CAT. She has worked in a computer support capacity for more than 25 years.

Available: year round.

Contact information: send a message or call campus ext. 7418

See also: One-on-One Services