Smart Technologies 2011 - Manual (Page 26)

The following are examples of limitations when in Multiple SMART Response devices mode:
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Students are unable to answer text questions.
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Students are unable to answer SMART Response XE math expression questions.
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Students can only answer the first question of an assessment when they use SMART
Response LE clickers.
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Students are unable to answer multiple answer or mathematics questions when they use
SMART Response LE clickers.
Starting SMART Response LE software the first
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You can use SMART Response LE in two modes: Anonymous mode and Sign-in mode. See About
Sign In and Anonymous modes on page 62 for information about the operating modes..
Before you can use SMART Response LE in your classroom in Anonymous mode, you must
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assign a classroom name to the receiver, which you can do by creating a .teacher file, or by
starting an assessment in SMART Notebook software.
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pair the students' clickers with the SMART Response receiver.
To use SMART Response LE in Sign-in mode, in addition to the above, you must
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assign clicker IDs to each student’s clicker (which you can do when you pair the clickers with
the receiver).
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create a class with a class list containing the clicker IDs.
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N O T E S
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You’re unable to assign a classroom name while you install SMART Response software.
You can create a classroom name only after the software is installed and Teacher Tools
starts for the first time.
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If you created a .teacher file on another computer, you can copy it to your computer and open
it instead of creating a new file.
Pairing student clickers
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I M P O R T A N T
You must connect the receiver and start a class before you can pair the clickers with the receiver.
C H A P T E R 2
Getting started
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