Starting a class in sign in mode – Smart Technologies 2011 User Manual

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You can start a class and the assessment at the same time in SMART Notebook software

by selecting Response > Start Assessment.

If you don't have a class list, the class starts in Anonymous mode. If you do have a class list,

a list of classes appears where you can select Anonymous mode.

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You can also start a class in Teacher Tools.

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If the students are already signed in to a class using clickers or SMART Notebook SE

software and you select Anonymous Mode, the software switches to Anonymous mode.

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If the students are connected in Anonymous mode and you start a class that requires sign-in,

the students are signed off and then asked to sign in.

Starting a class in Sign In mode

When you use SMART Response software in Sign In mode, you can monitor each student’s

responses and create reports on student and class performance. For more information, see About

Sign In and Anonymous modes on page 62.

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Before you can start a class and have students connect in Sign In mode, you must have a class

list. If you don't have a class list, you can create or import one. See Creating a class list on page

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Before you can use SMART Response LE software in LE mode, you must

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assign clicker IDs to each student’s clicker. See Pairing student clickers on page 20.

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create a class with a class list containing the clicker IDs. See Creating a class list in Teacher

Tools on page 28.

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To start a class in Sign In mode

In SMART Notebook software, select Response > Start Class, and then select Sign In Mode.

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If students are using clickers,the receiver’s Ready light flashes and then turns solid green, and

the receiver's Transmit light flashes green.

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If SMART Response software is in CE mode, the name of the SMART Teacher file and class

information appears in the student's SMART Notebook SE Quick Links tab.

You can now ask the students to connect.

C H A P T E R 3

Using SMART Response software

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