He counts with two clickers: one in his right hand for the men, one in his left for the women.
The park has kept track of its Internet users with the same vigor with which it sends two employees with clickers (one for men, one for women; a close male-female ratio is vital to its vision of a vibrant public place) to measure park attendance each day at the peak hour of 1 15 p.m. On daily walkthroughs, the park managers approach laptop users.
Zoref was holding a slide clicker in one hand.
We can also include JK Rowling's decision to back the popular fan theory that Dumbledore from the Harry Potter books and movies is death himself (advance warning, link-clickers, this one's rather a long story), not to mention JJ Abrams' embarrassment when fans worked out that Benedict Cumberbatch really was playing Khan six months ahead of the release of 2013's Star Trek Into Darkness.
Clickers are one way of accomplishing this.
In response to the question, In which of the following TP environments do you learn the best?, 53 % of the students selected individual competition, one clicker per student; 33 % selected team competition, one clicker per student; 9 % selected team competition, one clicker per team; and 5%% selected no competition.
The idea is to allow schools to upgrade their old hardware, or their "clickers" (and clicker systems) that one might use in a large introductory class, for example, replacing them with a more digital system.
A student was marked as attending as long as he or she answered at least one clicker question.
In this phase of coding, the unit of analysis was the group's whole discussion of one clicker question rather than individual student statements.
(2011) found that, across multiple institutions, introductory biology students' understanding was higher in courses emphasizing clicker cases compared with ones relying only on PowerPoint lectures.
