Interwrite PRS User Manual page 50

48 Classes – IR Class Settings
Option Settings
Display Yes/No
Response in
Box
Response Box Unique to last
Color digit of ID
Clear
Description
and overwrite the initial Response in that Re-
sponse Box. All overwritten Responses will have
already been recorded, so no Response data are
lost when a smaller Response Grid is defined. This
is the opposite of what happens when a Response
Map is defined. In that case, if the Response Grid
defined by the Response Map is smaller than the
audience, only the Responses that are displayed in
a Response Box are recorded. All others are lost.
Do you want to display each student's Response
to each Question during a Response Session?
Your setting here will depend in part on whether
or not you plan to identify students during the
Response Session – Known or Anonymous
(Audience option, New Session) – and whether or
not you want each student's Response to be
published, especially if his name is displayed. If
this is a survey, you may want to show Re-
sponses and names. If it's a test, you probably
won't want to show Responses.
This option is grayed out when a Response Map is
set up as part of the Class definition. The Response
Box colors are already set to indicate the number
of tries by each respondent: Blue – has not yet
responded, Yellow – out-of-range response, try
again, Rose – one in-range Response transmission,
Teal – second in-range Response transmission, Red
– Last Chance Response, further attempts to
respond will be ignored.
Unique to last digit of ID: Each digit, 0 through 9,
is assigned a color, e.g., 0=orange, 1=pink, 2=blue,
etc. When responding to a Question, each IR
Clicker's Response will display in the color
assigned to the last digit of its ID. This makes it
easier for a respondent to find his Response in the
Response Grid, especially if there is no Response
Map in the Class definition.
Clear: All students display the same Response
colors: Green = an in-range Response transmis-
sion, Yellow = an out-of-range Response transmis-
sion, Red = the Last Chance in-range Response,
further attempts to respond will be ignored.
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