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Volume 15 (1)
Volume 15, Issue 1, March 1995 
J Contin Educ Health Prof 1995; 15(1):52-57
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
Liane Blandford Jocelyn Lockyer A b s t r a c t Audience response systems, often referred to as touch pad technology (TPT), consist of many small calculator sized response pads, which are linked to a central computer and an audio visual display. Teachers can use TPT to ask a series of multiple choice or true false questions to which the audience respond. Responses are presented graphically on a screen and used in teaching. This article discusses TPT and its potential role in adult learning, lists a number of questions to consider when determining the utility of TPT for a specific course, discusses question development, and suggests directions for evaluating the technology in future applications so that CME professionals can begin to determine its appropriate role in contemporary CME. Keywords: Adult education; audience response; touch pad technology |
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