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Obe Hostetter

Senteo Interactive Response System

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Senteo Interactive Response System

Now called SMART Response!

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Vickie Powell

SMART Response Question Templates

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Teacher Files Won't Open 2 Replies

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Obe Hostetter

SMART Response Handout/Tutorial/Website? 3 Replies

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Senteo 1 Tutorial or Directions Attached 4 Replies

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Obe Hostetter Comment by Obe Hostetter on October 13, 2009 at 12:11pm
I had to test the instant question out on Senteo 2 and SMART Response on our MAC computers. Both allowed me to start and stop each question (with NO title page). I then exported the results to a web page and saw all the questions and results. Each question was a separate result.
Obe Hostetter Comment by Obe Hostetter on October 5, 2009 at 5:05pm
Yes, 40 is the limit for 1 receiver. See http://smartboardrevolution.ning.com/group/senteointeractiveresponsesystem/forum/topics/reciever-question?page=1&commentId=2001664%3AComment%3A20249&x=1#2001664Comment20249 on how to use the Senteo with more than 40.
John S Comment by John S on October 5, 2009 at 2:15pm
Obe, I see the comment you made about being able to ask each question individually with later versions of Senteo. Are you referring to Senteo 2, SMART Response or both? Thanks.
Jennifer M Buchko Comment by Jennifer M Buchko on October 4, 2009 at 7:44pm
I have the SMART response. I tried the assessment without the title page. When the first question is stopped so that I can discuss the answers, the clickers start over at question 1 even though it is the 2nd or 3rd question. When I export the results it is only reporting the first question results. in Senteo 1.0 we would be able to stop each question in order to provide feedback to the students. Thanks for any ideas!
Dodie Ainslie Comment by Dodie Ainslie on October 4, 2009 at 5:50pm
I can't remember if this has been asked- Has anyone tried using more than a set of clickers at a time? I thought I read somewhere that you can't use over 40 per receiver, but can't remember where. Has anyone used them for a large group presentation? If you had to use more than one receiver, how might that look? Thanks-
Dianne Talbert Comment by Dianne Talbert on October 4, 2009 at 5:47pm
Are there any differences we need to be aware of between SMART Response on the Mac side and the Windows side?
Obe Hostetter Comment by Obe Hostetter on October 3, 2009 at 7:30pm
Which version: Senteo 2 or SMART Response? Yes ,it is possible to start and stop each question. The trick is delete or NOT have a title page. Results can still be exported by clicking on the Senteo menu in Notebook-export to CSV (Excel) or Web page. If you do have a title page, the results get exported automatically into the gradebook.
Jennifer M Buchko Comment by Jennifer M Buchko on October 1, 2009 at 8:24pm
I have a set of clickers and was used to using Senteo 1.0. I upgraded to the newest version but never really played with it enought to get comfortable. Now that it is a new year I want to use it and can't seem to make it do what I want. I would like to be able to ask each question separately (stopping and starting with each new question) then I want to export the results. I was able to do this in the earlier version. Can anyone help me?
Dodie Ainslie Comment by Dodie Ainslie on June 29, 2009 at 6:57pm
Vicki- The set of 'clickers' you would buy- the software is free, just like the Notebook and works very well with it, creating a tab that you can access the SMART Response features right in Notebook. As a matter of fact if you have the Notebook loaded at home, simply go to the SMART website and download the SMART Response- that way you can start creating assessments and question sets. After piloting we decided to go with the newest version- SMART Response, even though there were problems at first- for us they seem to be fixed.
MJeans Comment by MJeans on June 29, 2009 at 7:45am
Vicki - you will find it pretty easy to learn how to use the clickers because you are already using SMART Notebook. Our website has a bunch of Senteo (SMART Response) quizzes already created. I am not sure what subject you teach but we do have a lot of reading and math quizzes as well as a few other subjects. http://technology.usd259.org/resources/whiteboards/smartlessons.htm
 

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Obe Hostetter Dodie Ainslie Mark Carls Tamara Fellows John S MJeans Paul Holwegner Treva Emter Rebecca Demski Vickie Powell Trevor Meister Sharanda Payseur MBrayford Debbie Harris Elizabeth Caspari Richard Risueno Monica Brown Cathy Marziali Dianne Krause Mary Moran Lisa Laessig Jack Jenkins Colette Retrosi Matt Granger Amy Fantaske Patricia A. Hawkenson Lora Stader Paige Coker Diana Joe
 
 

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