Apple Mouse guide

Tip: You may designate one answer in the graph as correct by simply pointing your mouse to and clicking on the correct letter that appears when you mouse-over the graph. This will change your selected bar (i.e. the answer you’ve designated as correct) to green and the remaining bars to red to clearly delineate the question’s ‘correct’ answer. See the example below. Similarly, clicking the “?” on the far left will clear the correct answer selection and the display will return to the default mode. ALSO, you can designate a correct answer by cycling through the choices with the "E" button on the Instructor's Remote.

Your designated correct answer will then be saved into i-grader(and all points adjusted accordingly, if you have chosen to award students points for answering questions ‘correctly.’)

Tip: You can also designate a correct answer by cycling through the choices with the “E” button on the instructor’s remote.

New upgrade! You can designate a correct answer now for any letter, even if no student selected that choice. The letter and percentage will become green and all other choices will turn red. So, even if none of your students voted for the correct answer, you can still designate the correct choice on the graph (and it will be recorded in i-grader).

To stop displaying the graph, simply click on the Display button on the menu bar (which now says Hide).

The same information (for the current question only) is also displayed on the LCD screen of the i-clickerbase (see below), which is a useful tool to monitor student voting progress and choices without displaying the graph to the whole class. Information is updated every second, and includes the timer (on the upper left), the total vote count (on the upper right), and the distribution (by percentage) of votes across the 5 choices is displayed across the bottom.

11. Repeat steps 9 and 10 (and 11 if you want to display the results) for each question you ask in class.

Questions? Contact us at support@iclicker.com or call toll-free at 1-866-209-5698.