ADAPTIVE OR ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY,

EMERGING TECHNOLOGY,
AND INNOVATIVE USES

CSN EDUCATION DEPARTMENT

EDU 214

By: Destiny Winn

11/21/2019
 ADAPTIVE OR ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY:
QCLICK QRF500 CLASSROOM RESPONSE SYSTEM W/ 32 STUDENT REMOTES

An interactive remote system with 32 included remotes for students to participate in lesson
plans and activities with real in time responses on any Microsoft Office platform $1,395.99
Make lessons fun and engaging with
QOMO's QClick QRF500 RF Classroom
Response System. The included QClick
software integrates into Microsoft
PowerPoint, so it's easy to use and learn.
Once your lesson is ready, use the
instructor remote to control the
presentation and to advance the slides;
the remote also doubles as a laser pointer.
Each student has his or her own response
remote with an identification number that
is preset by the instructor, allowing
automatic log in. Answers are collected
and recorded within seconds. All remotes
feature backlit-LCD screens and 32 alpha-
numeric characters. The radio-frequency
receiver allows for two-way
communication and is a cinch to use with
your computer via USB.
❑ Compatibility: Windows 7, 8 & 10
❑ Activity Modes: Multiple Choice,
True/False, Short Answer/Fill in the Blank,
Normal Quiz, Rush Quiz, Elimination Quiz,
Paper Test, Homework Mode, Survey, Vote,
Roll Call
❑ Other Info: Compatible w/ Microsoft
PowerPoint, Excel & Word 2007 & up
❑ Assembly: Ships Assembled
For QClick software and manuals, visit
www.qomosolutions.com/software/ and
www.qomosolutions.com/manuals/
EMERGING TECHNOLOGY:
ANYCUBIC 4MAX PRO

$419.00 $299.00
Black Friday Sale!!!

Demonstration video click here

 Print Quietly Seal and Mute
Optional auto shut off to save power New UI, smooth
when finish printing. running, easy
operating. User
Printing Platform friendly.
Grips the vast majority of print materials
with ease when hot, releasing them with
Short Distance Extruder
little resistance when cold.
Design in short distance
extruding, stronger torque,
Sensitive Touch Screen
smoother extruding and
Full color, multi-language, user friendly
compatible with TPU.
UI.

Filament Sensor
Auto warning if filament runs out or Auto Power Off
break. Intelligence help to save time and Optional auto shut off and
filaments. save power when finish
printing.
 INNOVATIVE USES:
THE USE OF BIOMETRICS IN SCHOOLS

No more truancy and cheating! The

introduction of biometric systems in schools
has helped to streamline the education and
enhance discipline. Facial recognition,
fingerprints, voice recognition, and eye
tracking are some of the biometric methods
that schools have implemented to
streamline their operations. Apart from
being used to monitor a student’s class
attendance, they are used when borrowing
school properties such as books in the
library. Teachers use eye tracking methods
to monitor how students are absorbing
content that they have been taught.
4 Ways Biometric Data Can Be Used To Enhance Learning:
❑ Biometric data can streamline many administrative processes that typically consume a good
deal of class time. Attendance, for example, can automatically be inferred by fingerprint
scanners at the door or via cameras in the classroom. This can save anywhere from 3 to 5
minutes per class session, or approximately 10 hours of wasted instruction time over the course
of a school year. Not only can this technology assess when a student is absent, it can log exactly
how much time they missed. Using this information, instructors will know precisely what missed
class material needs to be taught or condensed for each person.

❑ One of the most obvious applications of biometrics in schools is the use of scanners for security
purposes. Verifying an individual’s fingerprint or iris to authenticate their identity is an effective
way of keeping students and faculty out of harm’s way. These can also prove to be helpful in
other areas where students are expected to go throughout the school day, such as the cafeteria.

❑ When a suspicious individual attempts to enter the school, scanners can prevent them from
doing so. In a worst-case scenario, surveillance cameras can recognize when an unauthorized
person has entered the premises and automatically engage lockdown protocols.

❑ Biosensors, including infrared and surveillance cameras, can be used to make inferences about
student engagement, as well as identify behavioral problems. Observations about their
behavior—such as eye contact, interactions with other students, and body language—can
convey a lot about how a learner is interpreting the class material. Using Big Data, these records
can help instructors when a learner may be losing interest, when they may need assistance, or if
there are any distractions in the room.
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