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1. Launch the secured iTunes U section of your course through your Blackboard course
2. Click the UPLOAD AND MANAGE FILES button in the upper right side of the page. This will open up a new window that will show your current tracks that have already been uploaded and will look similar to the following
3. Select the appropriate tab that contains the tracks you want to rearrange
4. Use the up and down arrow icons to move the tracks to be in the order you want
5. You may continue moving tracks by using the up and down arrows to the right of each appropriate track
6. When you are done changing the order of your tracks, click the DONE button in the bottom right of the window
7. If you are finished modifying your iTunes U page, click the LOGOUT button

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1. Login to your ResponseWare account at http://rwpoll.com
2. Click on the link "reserve or change your session ID".
3. In the session ID field enter the name of the session that you would like to reserve.
4. Click OK and you should see a "session reserved" confirmation message.

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This instruction is ONLY for Turning Technologies Response Card RF

1. Press and release the Ch button
2. Enter 2-digit code, ie. channel 1 = 01
3. Press and release the Ch button after the second digit is entered

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1. Open TurningPoint Anywhere
   
2. In the Launchpad, select the Participants in the create and manage section
3. Click Import an LMS list. This will open the LMS Integration Assistant and guide you through the process of obtaining your participant list from Blackboard
   
4. Select Blackboard from the Management System dropdown list. The Server URL is blackboard.umbc.edu
5. Click Continue
6. Type in the User Name and Password you use to access Blackboard. This is the same as your UMBC email or myUMBC account
7. Click Continue
8. Re-enter your myUMBC username and password when prompted in the UMBC WebAuth screen
9. Click Login and wait until you can see that you are logged in to Blackboard
   
10. Click Continue
11. Select Import Participant Lists and click Continue
12. Select the course you wish to import from the list of all of your Blackboard courses
    • A Save As dialog box will open. Navigate to the location where you want to save your participant list(s). In most cases, this will be your thumb drive/USB drive

    • Click Save to save your participant list

      NOTE: The name of the participant list file includes a time/date stamp indicating when the file was saved. This is useful when saving multiple versions of the same course list (in the event that students add/drop a course, for instance).

    • Click OK to close the TurningPoint Anywhere dialog box indicating your participant list has been successfully imported
13. To load a participant list in a session select the list from the dropdown box in the TurningPoint Anywhere Participant List pane.  On a PC the Participant List pane  is located under the Main Menu.  On a Mac the Participant List pane is accessed via the ribbon bar at the top of your screen.

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There are many ways instructors can use the clicker technology. PowerPoint is only one example of integrated tools.

1. During lecture, your teacher poses a question within a PowerPoint slide in front of the classroom
2. Use your clicker to respond with your own answer. Keypad displays solid green for 3 seconds when response is received as verification for a clear, visual confirmation that your response has been received and recorded
3. Your response is sent to a wireless receiver, collected and then sent to the classroom computer
4. Within seconds, you’ll see the entire class results on the PowerPoint slide in front of the room

Pay attention to the round light on your clicker for feedback.

• A green light, that means your answer was successfully received.
• A red light means your answer was NOT received.
• A yellow light (blinking multiple times) means your response is sending.
• A blinking orange light while polling is open means you need to reset the channel.
• If the clicker light is very faint or weak and you cannot reset the channel, you may need to change the batteries. Get new batteries from the location where you purchased your clicker.

Example results in Microsoft PowerPoint

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1. All: Open join.me in the Applications folder.
   
   
2. Instructors: Select "Share using your personal link."
   Note: Personal link code will be instructor workstation (e.g. PAH214MAC01)
   
3. Students: Select "Join" session by entering the code displayed on the overhead projector. 
   IMPORTANT: ONLY SELECT JOIN. DO NOT SELECT SHARE.
   
   
4. Students: Meeting will be locked. Type your name to "Knock" (request access).
5. Instructors: Accept every student who requests access to...
   1. Allow them to see your screen;
   2. Allow you to give them "mouse control" of your screen;
   3. Allow you to "swap presenters so everyone sees the new presenter's screen.

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1. Press the DISPLAY ON button for 2 seconds and release. Wait 30-60 seconds for projector.

2. Select your source: PC, Laptop, VCR, Document Camera, Blu-Ray, HDMI

3. The local monitor shows only the PC source.

4. The podium microphone volume is controlled by the MIC UP and MIC DWN buttons.

5. The wireless microphone volume is not user adjustable. Position the microphone capsule directly below the presenter's throat. Do not hold it and speak directly into it.

6. The VOLUME dial controls all other audio sources.

7. When you are done, press the DISPLAY OFF button for 2 seconds and release.

A video demo of the same model document camera can be found here: https://wiki.umbc.edu/x/X4WgAQ

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