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New Clicker Adds Screen for Response Verification

By Scott Aronowitz
11/17/09

Turning Technologies has debuted its new ResponseCard RF LCD, an classroom clicker device that contains a small LCD screen for participants to confirm their responses.

Clickers are audience response devices that interact wirelessly with a central device, such as a PC, to respond to polling or assessment questions preprogrammed using polling software.

The new clicker is an updated version of the ResponseCard RF and maintains the same dimensions--roughly the size and thickness of a credit card. The screen allows a user to confirm the selected response and displays current channel selection and remaining battery life.

The ResponseCard RF LCD retails for $49, and volume pricing is available.

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