Quick Links
- Installing the software
- Setting up the hardware
- Setting up a session and class
- Asking impromptu questions
- Using EVS with PowerPoint
- Setting up a database and new save location
- Location of handsets
- Booking
- Trouble shooting
- Training
Classroom voting system (EVS)
Using wireless handsets, students can answer questions and record their responses with a simple click of a button on keypads.
You will be provided with student handsets (there are two types available at the university), and a USB receiver. These come in bags containing either 50 (simple) or 30 (complex) handsets and a receiver. Each receiver is capable of taking up to 300 handset responses at the same time.
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Complex |
This system has two key advantages:
- It actively engages students during lectures/tutorials as they are required to answer questions.
- The lecturer receives instant feedback as to how well the students understand the subject
The RF EVS equipment is booked by reserving sets of handsets through Central Room Bookings (CRB) via the online booking form.
Using the RF EVS system (PDF) This guide details how to set up the system and run it alone or as part of a PowerPoint presentation.
Deployment of EVS equipment document (PDF) Gives details of deployment, training, booking and staff responsibilities.
**If you are using the old infrared system you can find instructions below.**
How to set up the voting system (PDF file)
