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Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL Copyright 2011

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL Table of Contents Overview 3 Create a Course 4 Exporting an ANGEL Course Roster 6 Registration Options 8 Synchronizing Web Registrations 10 Uploading Grades From i>grader Into ANGEL 11 Additional Support 15

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 3 Overview i>clicker v6.1 provides you the convenience of downloading a class roster from your Course Management System (CMS) rather than creating a roster from scratch. We recommend this option if you use a CMS to post your course grades. The following sections walk you through the steps for downloading a course roster from your CMS, registering student remotes, and exporting polling results for use with your CMS.

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 4 Create a Course You will need to create a course and change your course settings in i>clicker prior to downloading a course roster from your CMS. To create a course and change your course settings: 1. Double-click the i>clicker icon to start the program. i>clicker icon 2. The Welcome to i>clicker window appears with no courses listed. Click New. Welcome to i>clicker / Choose your course window 3. A New Course window appears. Enter your Course Name, Course Number, and Section Number. This combined information will serve as the unique identifier for your course. New Course Window 4. Click Create. i>clicker automatically creates a new course folder in your iclicker Win\Classes or iclicker Mac:Classes folder. The New Course window closes and you are returned to the Welcome to i>clicker window where you will see your course name in the list of courses. Select your course and click Choose. 5. The i>clicker Home Page appears. Click the My Settings button.

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 5 Select My Settings from the i>clicker Home Page 6. The My Settings window appears. Click the CMS/Registration tab and select your course management system from the Course Management System list. My Settings window with CMS/Registration tab selected 7. Click Set for Course. You will receive an alert reminding you to download your CMS course roster before trying to export your student results from i>grader. Click OK. You will export your course roster in the next section. 8. Close i>clicker.

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 6 Exporting an ANGEL Course Roster Once you have created a course in i>clicker, you can download a course roster from your CMS and add it to your i>clicker class folder. To download/export your ANGEL course roster: 1. Log into ANGEL and select the course for which you are using i>clicker from Courses. ANGEL login and course list 2. Locate and select the Manage tab at the top. ANGEL Manage tab 3. Under the Management Console, locate the Course Management section and select the Gradebook link. ANGEL Gradebook link 4. From Gradebook, locate and select the Export Grades option.

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 7 ANGEL Export Grades option 5. From the Export Grades section, make sure you have selected the following: Comma Separated Output format: Percentage Click the Export button. 6. In the resulting window, save the file into your Classes folder within your iclicker Win or i>clicker Mac folder (e.g., iclicker Win\Classes\Sample Physics Course or iclicker Mac:Classes:Sample Physics Course). Save As window NOTE: If you do not see your course folder in the iclicker Win\Classes or iclicker Mac:Classes folder, complete steps 1-4 under Create a Course. TIP: We recommend that you open the CSV file to make sure that the file includes the students last name, student first name, and student ANGEL ID. This should be automatic but it is best to double check your downloaded file to avoid confusion.

5. Click the Enter button. An on-screen message confirms that registration was successful. The student s ID is Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 8 Registration Options Students must register their i>clicker remotes before you synchronize your CMS class roster. i>clicker offers a couple ways to register remotes. Web Registration (Option 1) Online registration is recommended, especially for classes of fifty students or more. To register online, send your students to iclicker.com and have them click the Register Your i>clicker button. iclicker.com registration page TIP: The key to successful web registration is making sure your students know what you decided to use for student ID. When using a CMS, their CMS login names should also be their student IDs. Consider including instructions in your syllabus that describe and/or give examples of the student ID so your students follow the proper registration protocol. To complete the student registration form, students must: 1. Enter their first name and last name in the appropriate fields. 2. Enter their student ID (student should enter their CMS usernames as their student ID). 3. Enter their i>clicker remote ID. The remote ID is the 8-character alphanumeric code printed below the barcode on the back of their remote. Sample i>clicker remote ID 4. Enter the letters or numbers in the captcha security image on the screen. This verification image is a slightly distorted series of characters used to prevent spam bots from submitting the form. Students can request another image if they find the first hard to see, or play an audio reading of it instead.

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 9 your i>grader application. Students must vote at least once in class. We recommend that you ask at least one clicker question, such as an attendance or ice-breaker question, on the first day of class in order to capture remote IDs before requiring your students to register. TIP: Students can use a single i>clicker remote for multiple classes and only need to register on the web once. If a student makes a registration mistake they can simply register a second time. In-Class/Roll Call Registration (Option 2) This registration option is only recommended for small classes with fewer than 50 students. The two registration options (Web and Roll Call) can also be used in combination. To use Roll Call Registration: 1. From the i>clicker Home Page, click the Start Session button to start a session. 2. The i>clicker Session Toolbar appears. Click the Options button. 3. Select the Roll Call Registration menu option. The roll call window appears. Roll Call Registration window 4. Instruct students to press the letters on their i>clicker remotes that correspond to the letters in the columns to the right of their names in the Register Now window. The letters must be pressed in left to right sequence. 5. When a remote is registered, the remote ID appears next to the students name/id (e.g., 90B, Song, Patrick, #1A081909B). 6. When registration is complete, click Close to end the registration. The registration window will continue cycling through the student names until all registrations are complete or you decide to close the registration window. You can control the speed at which your students names appear by changing the number in the Allow seconds for viewing option in the bottom right corner. You can also change the student information that displays on screen in the My Settings, CMS/Registration tab. (You must close the Roll Call Registration window before changing the student information.) NOTE: The student list will change to green and yellow five seconds before students names disappear. This gives students warning that a new batch of names is about to be displayed. It is best for students to wait until their names appear again rather than try to register when the screen is green and yellow. TIP: Students that accidentally register their clicker to the wrong name should press DD to clear the incorrect registration and restart their registration process.

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 10 Synchronizing Web Registrations Once your students have registered their remotes, you can use i>grader to synchronize your course roster. NOTE: You must be connected to the Internet to synchronize web registrations. To synchronize web registrations: 1. Click the Sync... button in the bottom right corner of the i>grader Home Page. i>grader Home Page with Sync... button 2. A Synchronize Web Registrations window appears with a description of the synchronization function. Click Continue to proceed. 3. i>grader synchronizes your roster information with your students' online registrations. After synchronization is complete, click Close to return to the i>grader Home Page. If an inconsistency between your roster and the web registrations exist, you will be prompted to resolve it before synchronization is completed. The software will alert you to any discrepancies between your roster and the web registrations. Your choices for resolving registration conflicts include: Ignore: no registration information is associated for that particular student. Accept: allows the student ID to be included in i>grader and associates the student with the correct remote ID. Cancel: exits the registration process and leave i>grader unchanged. Example: A student registers his i>clicker online, entering remote ID 143B436C and student ID 67-890. Upon synchronizing, you are notified that this student's student ID does not match any record in your roster file. You realize that the student has both mistyped his last name and entered the student ID in a slightly different format from the student ID in your roster file (with a dash in the middle). Because you can be reasonably sure that this is the correct student, you select his name from the list of students in the roster and click the Accept button. This action associates the correct student ID 67890 with i>clicker remote ID 2796B1. TIP: Students can register multiple times without affecting the synchronization process. If you are unsure if a web registration matches the student's roster, you can always ignore the registration, ask your student to register online again, and run another web synchronization process at a later time. Any unregistered clicker IDs that remain after this step (i.e., you continue to see records with red clicker ID numbers), likely belong to students who have not yet registered online. Check with your students and synchronize again later. If there are problems synchronizing only one or two students who have registered online, you can also run a Roll Call registration or register these students manually. You can repeat these steps as often as necessary. TIP: We suggest setting a deadline, no matter how loose or long, for web registration. An end date will allow you to confirm all students are registered and assist you with classroom and i>clicker management.

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 11 Uploading grades from i>grader into ANGEL To upload grades into ANGEL: 1. When you are ready to upload your i>clicker polling data into ANGEL, open i>grader. Make sure the Output formatted for: text in the bottom right corner lists ANGEL. Click Export. 2. The Select session to be exported window appears. Click the checkbox(s) next to all sessions that you want to export or click Select All. Select session to be exported window 3. The student scores are saved in your course folder, within the Classes folder in a file called Uploadfile.csv (e.g., iclicker Win\Classes\Sample Physics Course\Uploadfile.csv or iclicker Mac:Classes:Sample Physics Course:Uploadfile.csv. NOTE: Only one Uploadfile.csv can exist in your course folder at once. If you wish to export data into more than one file during a single i>grader session, you will need to move or rename the previously created Uploadfile.csv before exporting a different selection of sessions. When you no longer need the information in the exported file, you may leave it in your course folder and it will simply be overwritten the next time you need to export. 4. Log into ANGEL (and into your course) and go back to Gradebook (Manage > Management Console > Course Management > Gradebook). ANGEL Gradebook link 5. Under Gradebook Management, select 2. Assignments.

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 12 ANGEL Assignments link 6. Click the Add New button. ANGEL Add New button 7. Complete the options for the assignment (Title, Description, Category, Points, etc.) and click Save. You can click on the names of these fields for more information about the different options. ANGEL assignment options 8. Your assignment will now appear in the assignment list. If you have exported iclicker grades for more than one session, repeat steps 4 and 5 for each session you would like to add to your ANGEL Gradebook. When you have created assignments for all sessions, click Back to Main Menu and proceed to step 7. ANGEL assignment list 9. You will be returned to the Gradebook menu. Under the Gradebook Setup section, click Import Grades.

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 13 ANGEL Import Grades link 10. Click the Choose File button and find the uploadfile.csv file in your iclicker Classes folder. Select the file, then click Open. It will appear in the field next to the Browse button. Leave the delimiter as Comma, and click Next. ANGEL import grades step 1 11. On the following screen - under Import Grades, Step 2, you will be asked to correlate the columns in the.csv file to assignments in your ANGEL Gradebook. ANGEL uses numbers to refer to these columns, beginning with 0, where Microsoft Excel uses letters, beginning with A. If you open the file in Excel, A = Column 0, B = Column 1, C = Column 2, and so on. You may wish to have the upload file open in Excel as a reference, especially if you are importing multiple sessions. ANGEL import grades step 2 Select the column which contains the Student s User IDs. This should be automatically selected for you when you begin this step. In general, the uploadfile.csv will list the students names in column A and the usernames in B, so the User ID would be set to Column 1. For each iclicker session you would like to import, find the matching column number on the Import Grades screen. Then, from the drop-down list, select the corresponding assignment (which you created in a previous step). Choose (Skip) for all columns that do not contain grades. Under Treat Values as: select Points. Choose whether you want to lock the grades or not, we recommend you choose not to lock grades, so that

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 14 they can be changed manually if needed. Click the Finish button. ANGEL Import Options 12. The new assignment scores will appear in the gradebook. ANGEL new assignment

Using i>clicker v6.1 with ANGEL 15 Additional Support The i>clicker team is committed to the successful use of i>clicker in your classroom. In addition to this User Guide, we have many support options available. Please don't hesistate to contact us with any questions or concerns that you have regarding i>clicker. For additional support, visit iclicker.com. To schedule live training, visit http://iclicker.webex.com and sign up for a training session where we review the software in its entirety. Or email us at sales@iclicker.com to schedule a session. If you have a specific technical question and need help, email us at support@iclicker.com or call us toll-free at 866-209- 5698.