Volume
53
Issue
6
DOI
10.34068/joe.53.06.24
Abstract
Effectively measuring short-term impact, particularly a change in knowledge resulting from Extension programming, can prove to be challenging. Clicker-based technology, when used properly, is one alternative that may allow educators to better evaluate this aspect of the logic model. While the potential interface between clicker technology and Extension programming has been a topic of discussion, the successful use and stakeholder attitude towards such technology in an Extension setting is not well known. This article addresses this gap in understanding and provides an assessment of clicker use in Extension programming.
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Recommended Citation
Gunn, P., & Loy, D. (2015). Use of Interactive Electronic Audience Response Tools (Clickers) to Evaluate Knowledge Gained in Extension Programming. The Journal of Extension, 53(6), Article 24. https://doi.org/10.34068/joe.53.06.24
