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Table of Contents

Part I Introduction

Part II Getting Started

................................................................................................................................... 31 Notice

................................................................................................................................... 42 Installing Qwizdom Connect

................................................................................................................................... 53 Hardware Setup

Part III Content Manager

................................................................................................................................... 71 Importing and Exporting

................................................................................................................................... 72 Printing

................................................................................................................................... 73 Standards

................................................................................................................................... 74 Presentation

.......................................................................................................................................................... 9Presentation Setup

......................................................................................................................................................... 12Presentation Settings

......................................................................................................................................................... 12Saving Results

......................................................................................................................................................... 13Remote Login

.......................................................................................................................................................... 14Presentation Features

......................................................................................................................................................... 16Response Graph

Part IV Live Editor

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................................................................................................................................... 231 Creating Slides

................................................................................................................................... 272 MathML

................................................................................................................................... 283 Styles and Templates

................................................................................................................................... 284 Multimedia

Part V Qwizdom Actionpoint

................................................................................................................................... 301 Actionpoint Overview

................................................................................................................................... 302 Slides

................................................................................................................................... 313 Participants

................................................................................................................................... 344 RF Remote Setup

................................................................................................................................... 385 Presentation

.......................................................................................................................................................... 39Presentation Setup

......................................................................................................................................................... 41Presentation Settings

......................................................................................................................................................... 42Saving Results

......................................................................................................................................................... 43Remote Login

......................................................................................................................................................... 44Presentation Queue

.......................................................................................................................................................... 45Presentation Features

......................................................................................................................................................... 47Response Graph

................................................................................................................................... 516 Reports

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Contents

Part VI

Answer Key

Part VII Question Bar

Part VIII Users/Participants

................................................................................................................................... 601 Groups

................................................................................................................................... 602 Seating

................................................................................................................................... 613 Attendance

Part IX Results/Reports

Part X Settings/Preferences

Part XI Remote Setup

................................................................................................................................... 671 Notice

................................................................................................................................... 682 Q2RF

................................................................................................................................... 703 Q4RF

................................................................................................................................... 714 Q5RF

................................................................................................................................... 735 Q7RF

................................................................................................................................... 746 Using Remotes in Presentation

52 55 57

61 63 63

Part XII

Troubleshoot

................................................................................................................................... 771 Uninstalling Software and Hardware

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Qwizdom Actionpoint User Guide3

This is a user guide for the

Qwizdom Connect

. This guide provides information and tips on

using

Qwizdom Connect

If you need assistance, please contact

Technical Support

Website

www.qwizdom.com

Tech Support

(253) 770-1285

support@qwizdom.com

Support Hours

6 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. PST

Address

Qwizdom, Inc.

12617 Meridian East

Puyallup, WA 98373

www.mapresources.com

Contents of Remote Set

Q2RF, Q4RF, or Q5RF Remotes

1 RF Host

1 Q5RF Instructor Remote

1 USB Cable

1 Charger (Q5RF Instructor Remote)

1 Multi-charger (Q5RF Remotes)

1 Screwdriver

AA Batteries (Q4RF) or AAA Batteries (Q2RF)

1 Remote Carrying Case

1 Quick Reference Guide

1 Software;

Qwizdom Connect

*Remote types and accessories based on actual order. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to

the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any

interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

**Full user guide is located on the disc and at www.qwizdom.com.

Notices of Compliance for Qwizdom's RF Response Devices

1 Introduction

2 Getting Started

2.1 Notice

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Getting Started

Note:

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B

digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide

reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, users and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed

and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the

user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following

measures:

Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

Connect the equipment into an outlet on circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Caution:

Changes or modifications to Qwizdom's RF hardware that are not expressly

approved by Qwizdom could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

This product is designed for the 2,4 Ghz WLAN network throughout the EC region and Switzerland with restrictions in France.

System Requirements

Windows XP

and later with

Service Pack 2

Microsoft PowerPoint 2003

or later (registered version)

Microsoft Excel 2003

or later (registered version)

Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5

(included in installer)

Intel Pentium

1Ghz

1G of RAM

5 GB of disk space

CD-ROM drive

Open USB Port

Installing Qwizdom Connect

Insert the

Qwizdom Connect disc

into the CD-ROM drive. The

Qwizdom Connect

wizard will appear.

Click on

. The

Select Installation Folder

section appears.

You have the option to select the location of where you would like the

Qwizdom

Connect

or use the default location.

Click on

to begin the installation. This will take a few moments.

Once the installation is complete, click on

and restart your computer.

2.2 Installing Qwizdom Connect

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Plug the USB cable into the RF Host and then plug the other end of the USB cable

into an open USB port.

Place two AA batteries (provided in the remote set) and insert the screw (optional)

into the back of the Q4RF remote to secure the battery compartment; or place two

AAA batteries (provided in the remote set) and insert the screw (optional) into the

back of the Q2RF remote to secure the battery compartment Plug the Q5RF

participant and Q5RF instructor remotes into the multi-charger and/or single

charger for 24 hours before first use.

Installing USB Drivers on Vista

You will need to do this procedure twice (

because there are two drivers

).1.Insert the

Qwizdom Connect

disc into the computer and make sure the host is

plugged in properly.

From the

Start

menu, go to the

Control Panel

.3.Click on

Hardware and Sound

.4.Click on

Device Manager

.5.Select the option

View Devices by Type

under the

View

menu.

6.Qwizdom RF Host

should be located under

Universal Serial Bus Controllers

Ports

and

Unknown

Other Devices

.7.When you find it, double-click on it and click on the

Driver

tab.8.Click on the button that says

Update Driver

. The installation wizard will appear.

Select "

Browse Computer for Software Driver

" and click

10.

Click on the

Browse

button. A window appears.

11.

Click on

My Computer

, click on the drive that

Qwizdom Connect

is in, and then find

the folder that says

USB_Drivers

12.

Click

and then

Next.

13.

When it's done installing, click on

Close.

Repeat the above steps once more and

then restart your computer.

Installing USB Drivers on Windows XP

You will need to do this procedure twice (

because there are two drivers

).1.Insert the

Qwizdom Connect

disc into the computer and make sure the host is

plugged in properly.

From the

Start

menu, go to the

Control Panel

or go to

Settings

and then

Control

Panel

.3.Double-click on the

System

icon and click on the

Hardware

tab.

Click on the

Device Manager

button.

Select the option

View Devices by Type

under the

View

menu.

Qwizdom RF Host or Qwizdom USB Base

should be located under

Universal Serial Bus

Controllers

Ports

and

Unknown

Other Devices

.7.When you find it, double-click on it and click on the

Driver

tab.8.Click on the button that says

Update Driver

. The installation wizard will appear.

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Select "

Install from a list or specific location

" and click

10.

Select "

Search for the best driver in these locations

" and check the "

Search removable

media

" and "

Include this location in search

" boxes.

11.

Click on the

Browse

button, click on

My Computer

, click on the drive that

Qwizdom

Connect

is in, and then find the folder that says

USB_Drivers

. (Do not open the

folder).

12.

Click

and then

Next.

A prompt will appear that says the drivers have not passed

the

Microsoft Windows Update

testing, click on

Continue Anyway

and then

Finish

13.

Repeat the above steps once more and then restart your computer.

3 Content Manager

Click on the

Content Manager

button in the floating toolbar.

Content Manager

opens.

Content Manager

displays all created and imported activities.

Create a New Folder

Click on the

New Folder

button.

Enter a name for the folder and click on

OK.3.

The folder appears in the

Content Tree

on the left.

Create a New Activity

Click on the

New Activity

button.

Enter a name for the activity and click on

OK.3.

The activity appears in the

Content Tree

on the left.

Create a New Answer Key

Click on the black arrow to the right of the

New Activity

button.

Select "

Create and Add Answer Key file

" and enter a name.

Click on

and the answer key will appear in the

Content Tree

on the left.

Double-click on the answer key file to launch the

Answer Key

window. See

Answer Key

for more information.

Getting Started

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Importing Activities (

.QAP

and

.QZA

)

Go to the

File

menu and select

Import Activity or Archive

. The

Open

window appears.

Select the

File of Type

: .

QAP

or .

QZA

to import.

Select the activity and click on

Open

. The activity will import into the

Content Tree

You can also drag and drop activities (.

QAP

, .

QZA

, .

QAK

) into the

Content Tree

Importing External Documents

Go to the

File

menu and select

Import External Document

. The

Open

window appears.

Select the file you would like to import and click on

Open

. The external document

will import into the

Content Tree

Select an activity and go to the

File

menu.

Select

. The activity will print.

Installing Standards

Click on the

Settings/Preferences

button in the

Qwizdom Connect

toolbar.

Click on the

Standards

tab.

Select your state standards in the

Select State

drop-down list.

Click on

Download State Standards

to download your state standards into

Qwizdom

Connect.

Applying Standards

Click on the

Standards

button. The

Standards

window appears.

Select the standard at the level you want to apply to the slide(s).

Click on

Add

and then

Done

. The standards will appear in the

Standards

tab at the

bottom of the

Content Manager

window.

If the

Standards Properties

tab isn't displayed, go to the

View

menu and select

Properties

Presenting an Activity

Select an activity to present.

3.1 Importing and Exporting

3.2 Printing

3.3 Standards

3.4 Presentation

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Content Manager

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window appears.

Click on the

Participant

List

drop-down field and select what type of participant list

you would like to use.

Click on the

Saved

Results

drop-down field and select how you would like to save the

results.

Select the options you would like available during presentation in the

General

and

Display

tabs in the lower part of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Click on

to begin the presentation.

Presenting Multiple Answer Keys

Feature coming soon.

Before presenting an activity using

Qwizdom

remotes, please see

Presentation Setup

learn about the presentation features.

Click on the

Present

button.

The

Presentation Setup

window appears.

Click on the

Participant

List

drop-down field and select what type of participant list

you would like to use.

Click on the

Saved

Results

drop-down field and select how you would like to save

the results.

Select the options you would like available during presentation in the

General

Display

, and

Chart

tabs in the lower part of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Click on

to begin the presentation.

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Have the participants turn on their remotes.

Either the answer choices or a blank screen appears on the remote, depending on

the question type.

Here are a few things you may execute during presentation:

Display the response chart by pressing the / key

Display the private graph by pressing the zero key

Randomly call upon a participant by pressing the

Pick

key9.Go through the presentation until all the question slides are answered.

10.

When you are unable to advance to the next slide, this means the presentation is

complete. Click on the

Utilities

button and select

Exit

There are many options you can apply to your presentation. Not all options will be

applicable.

General

tab:

Send Right/Wrong Feedback to Remotes after answering

-remotes will receive a

check mark

if answer is correct and an

if answer is incorrect. Remotes will receive

both a

check mark

and

if feedback is turned off to indicate that the response has

been received.

Allow participants to change answer

-checking this option allows participants to

change their answer for the question slide they are on.

Override Points Value with Global Point value of "----" points

-enter the new amount

of points that will be applied to the slide temporarily for that presentation.

Timer

-you can select no timer, use the time set within the slides, and global timer by

entering the number of seconds for all slides in the presentation.

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Content Manager

tab:

Require Login by ID

-checking this option will have remotes prompt participants to

enter their participant ID.

Show Login Screen

-displays the login screen so the instructor can view the

participants that are logging in.

Add & Allow Unregistered participants

-participants will be added to the participant

by logging in with their participant ID. This option must be checked when using an

Anonymous

list. For the

Anonymous

list, participants will only log in with the session

ID.·Deny Login After "----" minutes

-logins after the set amount of time will not be

accepted.

Display

tab:

Show function toolbar (not needed if using Presenter Remote)

checking this option

will display toolbar with

Response Chart

Pick

, and

Re-pose

buttons.

Display Response Indicator

-this displays the percentage of the class that has

answered; double-click the percentage to convert to a fraction.

Show 'Start/Stop' responding to questions indicator

-clicking on

Stop

will pause the

presentation and responses will not be accepted. Clicking on

Start

reposes the

question.

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Chart

tab:

Automatically Show Correct Answer on Chart

checking this option will display

toolbar with

Response Chart

Pick

, and

Re-pose

buttons.

Background Filename

-selecting this option will allow you to select an image to

display as the response chart background.

Select Graph Layout

-select how the response chart will be displayed during

presentation.

Advanced Settings

Allow Instructor to go back to a previous slide

-checking this option allows the

instructor remote to move back to a previous slide.

Reset Com-Port When Starting Presentation

-this option is checked by default to

ensure the host activates when presentation begins.

Ask for confirmation of User ID when not on list

-the remote will prompt the

participant for the user ID again, if the participant is not in the participant list that is

loaded.

Advanced Hardware Settings

Don't require "Send" on single key answers

-the remote will automatically send the

answer once it has been entered.

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Disable "Change UserID" menu during Login

-hides the "

User ID

" option from the

menu.

Disable "Change SessionID" menu during Login

-hides the "S

ession ID

" option from

the menu.

Disable "Change UserID" menu during active Session

-hides the "

User ID

" option

from the menu during presentation.

Disable "Change SessionID" menu during active Session

-hides the "

Session ID

option from the menu during presentation.

Do not show what key was pressed on Q2's

-does not show the key that is pressed

on the display.

Turn off remotes on presentation end

-automatically turns off the Q2RF and Q4RF

remotes when a presentation ends.

3.4.1.1 Presentation Settings

Presentation settings can be saved and loaded (onto the same computer or another

computer) into the

Presentation Setup

window of

Actionpoint

Answer Key

, and

Question Bar

applications.

Saving Presentation Settings

In the

Presentation Setup

window, select the options you would like during

presentation.

Go to the

File

menu and select

Save Settings

. The

Save As

window appears.

Enter the name for the selected settings.

Click on

Save

. The settings will save as a .

CFG

file in the location you selected.

Loading Presentation Settings

In the

Presentation Setup

window, go to the

File

menu.

Select

Load Presentation Settings

. The

Open

window appears.

Select the saved settings file (.

CFG

) and click on

Open

.4.The current settings in the

Presentation Setup

window will change to the settings

you selected to load.

All results are saved as an .

QRX

file but can be converted into a .

CSV

(Comma Separated

Values) file.

Manual Save

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Select

Browse for Save Location

.3.Click on the

Browse

button. The

Save As

window appears.

Select a location to save the results in.

Enter the name you want the results to be saved as.

Content Manager

3.4.1.2 Saving Results

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Click on

Save

. The file name and location will appear in the

Save Results

field.

The results will save in the selected location.

Auto-save

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Select

Auto Save as 'Filename + List + Date.'

The

Browse for Folder

window appears.

Select the location and click on

OK.5.

The file name will contain the location, name of the participant list, date, and time

under the

Save Results

field.

The results will save when the presentation is complete.

Auto-Save to Results Manager

You must be logged into

Qwizdom Online

to access this feature.

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Select

Auto Save to Results Manager.

The results will save in the

Results/Reports

window when the presentation is

complete.

Logging in with IDs allows participants to use any remote. If you use participant IDs from a

participant list, the ID will link the remote to the participant's information in the list.

To have participants log in, they must have a participant ID. Participant IDs are setup when

creating participant lists. (Go to

Participant Lists

for more information). Each participant

should have a unique ID assigned to their name.

Participant IDs can only be numeric.

The maximum number of digits allowed for IDs using the Q2RF remotes is 8.

The maximum number of digits allowed for IDs using the Q4RF remotes is 9.

The maximum number of digits allowed for IDs using the Q5RF remotes is 8.

IDs cannot be used for more than one participant (IDs cannot be duplicated).

Select an activity or create one to present.

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Select a participant list from the "

Participant List

" drop-down menu.

Click on the

tab.

Check the "

Require Login by ID"

option.

Checking the "

Show Login Screen

" is optional.

Select all other preferred options and click on

to present. The presentation will

begin.

The remotes will display "

User ID

."9.Participants will enter their ID and press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

10.

Once everyone has logged in, begin the presentation.

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You can start the presentation as participants log in. Participants who are late, can log in

later if you have not set a timer to deny log-in.

You can deny login after a certain amount of time by setting the time under the

tab.

Check the "

Deny Login After ---- Minutes

" option.

Enter the number of minutes that participants have to log in.

For example, you have select to deny log in after 5 minutes. After 5 minutes has passed,

participants who try to log in will be denied.

3.4.2 Presentation Features

Function Bar

The control bar has the

Response Graph

Pick

, and

Re-Pose

buttons. To view the control bar

during presentation, select "

Show Function Bar"

Display

tab.

Response Graph

Click on the

Response Graph

button.

The

Response Graph

appears.

Click on the available chart(s) to view the results.

Double-click on the title bar of the window to display the graph in full screen.

Picking Participants

Click on the

Pick

button to randomly call up on a participant.

The participant's name will appear on screen.

Click on the

Pick

button again to remove the name.

Re-posing a Question

Re-posing is used to ask a question again and/or when you accidentally skip a slide that

needs to be answered. Re-posing the question overwrites the previous responses if any are

recorded.

Click on the

Re-pose

button to ask the question on the slide again.

Response Indicator

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The response indicator displays the percentage of participants that have answered.

In the

Presentation Setup

window:

Check the "

Display Response Indicator

" box in the

Display

tab.

In presentation mode, you can move the response indicator by clicking on it with

the mouse and dragging it to another area of the screen.

To change the indicator view, double-click on it to display responses as fractions.

Double-click again to change indicator back to percentage.

Start/Stop Indicator

The start/stop indicator resets the time and reposes the question.

Check the "

Show 'Start/Stop responding to questions indicator

" box in the

Display

tab

of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Timer

To view the timer during presentation, click on the

Timer

drop-down list in the

General

tab

to view the timer options. Here are a few tips on using the timer:

The timer has pause/play, stop, and add/subtract 5 seconds options.

You can move the timer by clicking on it and dragging it to another area of the

screen.

Remotes will not be able to answer when time is up.

You can set the timer two ways; use the time from each slide or apply a new time to the

presentation. When you create a slide, you enter the amount of time you want the slide to

display for.

To set a new time to the presentation:

Click on the

Timer

drop-down list and select "

Use Global Timer Value of----

"2.Enter the number of seconds.

Click on

to present the presentation with the newly set time.

Points

You can set the point value two ways; use the point value from each slide or apply a new

point value to all the questions in the presentation. When you create a slide, you enter the

number of points the correct response will be awarded. Go to

Creating a Slide

for more

information.

To apply a new point value to all the questions in the presentation:

Check the "

Override Point Value with Global Point value of ---- points"

option.

Enter the number of points.

Click on

to present the presentation with the newly set time.

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Right/Wrong Feedback

This allows participants to see if their response is right or wrong.

Check the "

Send Right/Wrong Feedback to Remotes after answering"

box in the

General

tab of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Feedback will appear on the LCD screen of the participant's remote during presentation. A

check mark

will indicate a correct response, an

will indicate an incorrect response. If the

feedback is disabled, a

check mark

and

will appear on the LCD screen indicating that a

response was received.

3.4.2.1 Response Graph

During presentation, you can display a response graph to see the results of the question.

There are two response graphs you can display: the public response graph and the private

graph.

Public Response Graph

Press the

key on the RF instructor remote.

The response graph will appear on screen for the participants to view.

Press the right/left arrows to view a different graph of the results.

Press the

key again to remove the response graph.

If you have a graph displayed, either on the instructor remote or computer, you

must first remove that graph before displaying the other graph and/or move onto

the next question.

Bar Chart

Content Manager

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Press circle key to show bars horizontally or vertically.

Pie Chart Displaying Correct Answer with Number of Responses

Pie Chart Displaying Correct Answer with Percentages

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Pie Chart Displaying Number of Responses

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List View Chart

Scores Chart

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Content Manager

Private Response Graph

Press the

key on the RF instructor remote.

A bar chart showing the number of responses will display on the RF instructor

remote's LCD screen.

Press the

key again to remove the graph.

Click on the

Live Editor

button in the floating toolbar.

Live Editor

opens.

Live Editor

enables you to create slides to present within

Qwizdom Connect

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Editor Toolbar

Slide navigator

Pen tool

Create new question

Line tool

I indicates Information slide

Shapes tool

Q indicates question slide

Text tool

Copies current slide as into slide set

MathML

Poses selected slide

Insert image

Deletes a selected object on the slide

Insert multimedia

Undo/redo

Color

palette

Selects objects on slide

Full screen mode

Font Toolbar

The font toolbar only appears when there is an active text box.

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Live Editor

Font type selector

Center justify

Font size selector

Right justify

Bolds font

Subscript

Italicizes font

Superscript

Underlines font

Bullets

Left justify

Text box type

Slides Tab

Displays thumbnails of all slides in the activity.

Media Tab

Allows you to search and use images in the

Qwizdom

database.

Templates Tab

Displays slide templates.

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Styles Tab

Displays slide styles.

Information

Non-question slide.

Click on the

New Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

None

as the slide type.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

4.1 Creating Slides

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Live Editor

Multiple Choice

Multiple choice question slide (up to six choices). Use with Q2RF, Q4RF, and Q5RF.

Click on the

New Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

Multiple Choice

as the slide type.

Setting the time limit and number of points are optional.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

Select the correct answer in the

Answer

field.

Creating an answer slide is optional. To create an answer slide, click on the

Add Slide

button (optional). A new slide will appear within the slide set.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

Yes/No

Yes/No question slide. Use with Q2RF, Q4RF, and Q5RF.

Click on the

New Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

Yes/No

as the slide type.

Setting the time limit and number of points are optional.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

Select the correct answer in the

Answer

field.

Creating an answer slide is optional. To create an answer slide, click on the

Add Slide

button (optional). A new slide will appear within the slide set.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

True/False

True/False question slide. Use with Q2RF, Q4RF, and Q5RF.

Click on the

New Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

True/False

as the slide type.

Setting the time limit and number of points are optional.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

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using templates and styles are optional.

Select the correct answer in the

Answer

field.

Creating an answer slide is optional. To create an answer slide, click on the

Add Slide

button (optional). A new slide will appear within the slide set.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

Numeric

Numeric question slide. Single digit numeric answer allowed for Q2RF; nine digit numeric

answer allowed for Q4RF; and eight digit numeric answer allowed for Q5RF.

Click on the

New Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

Numeric

as the slide type.

Setting the time limit and number of points are optional.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

Enter the correct answer in the

Answer

field and press the

Enter

key on the

keyboard to save it.

Creating an answer slide is optional. To create an answer slide, click on the

Add Slide

button (optional). A new slide will appear within the slide set.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

Sequence

Place item choices in the specified order. Use with Q4RF and Q5RF.

Click on the

New

Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

Sequence

as the slide type.

Setting the time limit and number of points are optional.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

Enter the correct answer in the

Answer

field and press the

Enter

key on the

keyboard to save it.

Creating an answer slide is optional. To create an answer slide, click on the

Add Slide

button (optional). A new slide will appear within the slide set.

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Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

Multiple Mark

This question type enables two or more correct answers (up to six choices). Use with Q4RF

and Q5RF.

Click on the

New Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

Multiple Mark

as the slide type.

Setting the time limit and number of points are optional.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

Enter the correct answer(s) in the

Answer

field and press the

Enter

key on the

keyboard to save it.

Creating an answer slide is optional. To create an answer slide, click on the

Add Slide

button (optional). A new slide will appear within the slide set.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

Rating Scale

Rating scale question slide (i.e. rating/opinions/polling using scales from 1-5, 1-10, etc.).

Use with Q4RF and Q5RF.

Click on the

New Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

Rating Scale

as the slide type.

Setting the time limit and number of points are optional.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

Select the correct answer in the

Answer

field.

Creating an answer slide is optional. To create an answer slide, click on the

Add Slide

button (optional). A new slide will appear within the slide set.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

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Text Input (only applicable to Q5 RF remotes)

Answer can be up to 30 characters long.

Click on the

New Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

Text Input

as the slide type.

Setting the time limit and number of points are optional.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

Enter the correct answer in the

Answer

field and press the

Enter

key on the

keyboard to save it.

Creating an answer slide is optional. To create an answer slide, click on the

Add Slide

button (optional). A new slide will appear within the slide set.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

Survey

Survey question slides do not have a correct answer. Use with Q2RF, Q4RF, and Q5RF.

Click on the

New Question

button. A blank slide will appear on the right and

the thumbnail preview of the slide will appear in the

Slides

tab on the left.

Click on the

Type

drop-down list and select

None

as the slide type.

Setting the time limit and number of points are optional.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

Select "

None

" in the

Answer

field.

Creating an answer slide is optional. To create an answer slide, click on the

Add Slide

button (optional). A new slide will appear within the slide set.

Enter text onto the slide; adding multimedia such as images, movies, sound and

using templates and styles are optional.

When the slide is complete, either go to

File

menu and select

Exit

; or click on the

New Question

button to create a new slide set.

Click on the

Equation

button.

MathML

opens.

Enter an equation in the

MathML

window.

Click on the

button (red X) when finished.

The equation will appear on the slide as an object.

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You can resize the equation by stretching the handles (click and drag).

4.3 Styles and Templates

Applying Styles

Create a slide with text.

Click on each text box and set the text box type (

Heading

, B

ody 1

, B

ody 2

Answer

Choices

).3.Click on the

Styles

tab.

There are two ways to apply a style.

Click and drag the style to the slide (on the right) to apply.

Right-click on the style and select

Apply to Slide

Apply to Question

, or

Apply to

Activity

.5.You are able to change the font style, size, and color after applying the style.

Applying Templates

There are two ways to apply a template.

Click and drag the template onto the slide.

Right-click on the template and select

Load Template

.2.Once the template is on the slide, add text to create the slide.

Adding Images

There are two ways to add an image to a slide:

Using the Image Button

Click on the

Add Image

button in the toolbar. The

Open

window appears.

Select the image and click on

Open

.3.The image will appear on the slide.

Grab and drag the handles of the image to resize to desired size.

Using the Media Tab

Click on the

Media

tab.

Enter a word in the

Keywords

field to search for an image.

Images matching the keyword you entered will appear in the

Media

tab.

Select an image by dragging and dropping it onto the slide (on the right).

Adding Movies

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Click on the

Add Video

button in the toolbar. The

Open

window appears.

Select the movie and click on

Open

.3.The movie will appear on the slide.

Double-click the movie to play or stop it; or set the media properties.

Adding Sound

Click on the

Add Video

button in the toolbar. The

Open

window appears.

Select the sound file and click on

Open

.3.The sound file will appear on the slide.

Double-click the sound file to play or stop it; or set the media properties.

Multimedia Properties

Visible in presentation

-displays the movie and/or sound file with name on slide.

Play when clicked

-to play the movie or sound file when clicked with mouse.

Show Controller

-displays a box of the movie and/or sound file names with play and

stop buttons.

Repeat

-repeat movie or sound file continuously when the slide is displayed.

Close when finished

-to stop movie or sound file when finished.

Play full screen

-for movies, plays movie in full size; for sound, displays sound in

colors (best used with only the sound file on the slide).

Play automatically

-to play the movie or sound file upon slide display.

Delay ---- seconds before playing

-enter number of seconds for the movie or sound

file to play.

Setting Multimedia Properties

Right-click on the movie or sound file.

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Select

Properties

.3.Select the options for presentation.

Click on

to apply.

5 Qwizdom Actionpoint

Click on the

Qwizdom Actionpoint

button in the floating toolbar to launch

Qwizdom

Actionpoint

Microsoft PowerPoint

will open displaying the

Qwizdom Actionpoint

toolbar.

From right to left:

Present

(

Actionpoint icon

) button -presentation setup

Insert

Slide

-create a new slide

Question

-displays slide type

Type

-number of choices (applicable depending on question type)

Answer

-correct answer or

None

for survey

Points

-number of points awarded for correct response

Timer

-allows slide to be viewed in presentation for time that is set

Configuration Settings

button-remote setup

Participants

button-create, modify, import participant lists

Reports

button-upload saved presentation results to generate reports using

Microsoft

Excel

About

button-displays software version number

Click on the

Qwizdom Actionpoint

button in the floating toolbar.

Microsoft

PowerPoint

will open.

Click on the

Insert

Slide

drop-down menu.

Select the type of slide you want to create. The template will appear on the slide.

The

Question

field will indicate the slide format.

If you selected

Multiple Choice, Sequence, Multiple Mark

, or

Rating Scale

as the slide

format, the

Type

drop-down menu will show the number of choices you selected. If

not, the

Type

field will be grayed out because it doesn't apply to the question type

you selected.

Type in the question and choices (if applicable).

After the question has been created, click on the

Answer

drop-down menu and

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select or type the correct answer.

If you type the answer into the

Answer

field, press the

Enter

key on the keyboard

to save it.

Click on the

Points

drop-down menu and select the point value or type in the

desired point value and press the

Enter

key on the keyboard to apply the point

value to the slide.

Click on the

Timer

drop-down menu and select the time or type in the desired time

limit and press the

Enter

key on the keyboard to apply the time to the slide.

Creating a Participant List

Click on the

Participant

button. The

Participant

wizard will appear.

Select "

Create New Participant List."

Enter a name for the class and click on

.4.In the

Template Selection

, select the template you would like to use (optional).

Remote ID is a default column within the templates. You do not need to create a

field for the remote IDs, otherwise you will have two Remote ID columns.

Templates are commonly used fields to allow you to customize a participant list

you create or an existing one. You can also use the predefined ones that are

available.

Select a template (optional) and click on

Next.

Select the different fields you would like to use and click on

. If you do not see

a field you would like in the participant list, you can create a customized field and

add it to your template.

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If you want to create groups, enter the name of the group in the "

Create a new

group"

field and click on

Add

. The name of the group will appear in the "

Use the

following Groups

" column. Skip to the next step if you do not want to create

groups.

Click on

. The participant template will appear.

Fill in the fields and click on

Finish

. The

Save As

window will open.

10.

Click on

Save

and the participant list will save as a .

QPL

file.

Importing a .CSV (Comma Separated Values) File

You can import .

CSV

class and convert it into

Qwizdom

participant lists (.

QPL).If you have a class list in Microsoft Excel you would like to import, save them as

.CSV files.

Click on the

Participant

button. The

Participant

wizard will appear.

Select

Import from a .CSV file.

Click on the

Browse

button. The

Open

window will appear.

Search for the .

CSV

file you want to import.

Select the .

CSV

file and click on

Open

. The name of the class file will appear in the

Name

field.

Click on

. You will be taken to

Template Selection

.7.Select a template (optional) and click on

. If you are importing a class list from

Qwizdom Actionpoint

, you will need to select a template and click on

. You will

be taken to the

Import from CSV

window.

When importing the participant's gender, the code for the gender should be

either

True

for male and

False

for females

Match the fields on the left to the fields on the right. If you don't know what the

field is, select

None

. Templates are commonly used fields to allow you to

customize a participant list you create or an existing one. You can also use the

predefined ones that are available.

If the information on the left are headers, check the "

First Record is Header"

box,

otherwise leave it unchecked. For example, if the imported information on the left

shows column headers such as

Last Name, First Name, Remote ID

, etc., those are

headers so you would check the "

First Record is Header

" box. If the information on

the left show the actual name, remote number, etc., uncheck "

First Record is

Header"

because those are not headers.

10.

Click on

when all the fields have been matched. You will be taken to

Group

Selection

11.

If you want to create groups, enter the name of the group in the '

Create a new

group

' field and click on

Add

. The name of the group will appear in the "

Use the

following Groups"

column. Skip to the next step if you do not want to create

groups.

12.

Click on

. The class list will appear.

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13.

Click on

Finish

and the

Save As

window will appear.

14.

Type in the class name and click on

Save

. The .

CSV

class will save as a .

QPL

file(Qwizdom Participant List

15.

Click on

Save

. The participant list will be available for you to select when you go

into presentation mode.

Creating an Anonymous List

Before using an anonymous list, be sure you have the correct estimated number of

remotes set within the

Configurations Settings

window. For example, if you create an

anonymous list with a hundred participants but only have eighty as the estimated number

of remotes, then not all remotes will register.

Open a

PowerPoint

presentation (that has been properly formatted with the

Qwizdom Actionpoint

toolbar).

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Click on the

Participant List

drop-down list and select

Anonymous

.4.Enter in the number of participants. The anonymous list has been created.

Configuration Settings

, check to make sure the estimated maximum number

of remotes reflects the number of the participants (or higher).

e.g If you have 32

participants but 24 as the estimated maximum number of remotes, then only 24

remotes will be allowed.

Click

to begin presentation.

Editing an Existing Participant List

Click on the

Participant

button. The

Participant

wizard will appear.

Select "

Browse and Modify Existing List

."3.Click on the

Browse

button. The

Open

window will appear.

Search for the participant list you want to edit.

Select it and click on

Open

. The name of the participant list will appear in the

Name

field.

Click on

. You will be taken to

Participant Field Selection

. You may add new

fields or remove existing fields. If you do not want to change anything, skip to the

next step.

Click on

. You will be taken to

Group Selection

. You may add new groups or

remove existing groups. If you do not want to change anything, skip to the next

step.

Click on

. The participant list will appear.

You can renumber the remotes in order of any column you click on to order by

going to

Options

(in the

Participant Wizard

window) and selecting

Autonumber

Remotes

.9.Make the necessary changes and click on

Finish

when done. The

Save As

window

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will appear.

10.

Enter the name of the class and click on

Save

5.4 RF Remote Setup

Follow the steps below to set up remotes. Be sure the RF host

is properly installed before

proceeding.

v.86 host or higher is required for Qwizdom Actionpoint. If the host is not v.857 host or higher, please contact

Technical Support to update your hardware.

Estimated Maximum Number of Remotes

-the number of remotes that will

be in use for presentation. Class/group sizes vary, so it's best to enter the

highest estimated amount of remotes rather than accommodating each

class/group.

Enable Backlight

-activates the back light on the Q5RF participant and

instructor remotes.

Fixed Set

-select this mode if you are K-12 or Corporate setting. Fixed Set is

where the remotes are assigned with an internal number (assigning fixed

numbers) where logging in by ID is mandatory.

Roaming Set/Participant Owned

-check this option if the participants own

the remotes. This mode is best-suited for Higher Ed/University settings.

Participants are required to either enter a Session ID or Participant ID to join a

presentation.

Click on the

Configuration Settings

button. The

Configuration Settings

window

appears.

Enter an estimated number of remotes that will be used.

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Depending on the setting, select

Fixed Set

Roaming Set/Participant Owned

.4.If not, click

Session IDs

When using RF remotes for the first time, the remotes may ask for a session ID. Session IDs

"assign" the remote to the host. The remote identifies and communicates only with the

host the session ID is assigned to. Each host has a default six digit session ID that is located

on the bottom of the host.

You can also create your own Session ID. The Session ID must be unique because if you

have other hosts in the same building, the remotes will become confused on which host

they should send the information to. If you are using a fixed set, Session IDs only need to

be entered in once. If you switch hosts or use remotes from another set, you will need to

enter the session ID for the host you will be using into the remotes.

Assigning Fixed Numbers

If you have selected

Fixed Set

mode

then you would assigned fixed numbers to the

remotes if the participants will not be logging in by participant ID. Assigning fixed

numbers assigns the remote ID (

e.g. remote #1, remote #2, etc

.). The file that contains the

remote assignments are saved onto the computer, not the actual remote. You only have

to assign fixed numbers once unless you change computers or hosts.

Click on the

Configuration Settings

button. The

Configuration Settings

window

appears.

Select

Fixed Set

.3.Click on the

Assign

button. The

Remote Assignment

window will appear.

Click on the

Host

drop-down menu and select the

COM

number (of the host) you

will be using.

Enter in the session ID in the

Session ID

field or use the default ID.

Click on the

Start

button.

Turn on the remotes and enter the session ID. When the remotes communicate

with the host, the number of the remote (with a remote image) will appear in the

window. The remote number will also appear on the remote.

8. After all the remotes have been assigned, click on

Stop

.9.If you are not using multiple hosts, skip to

step 15

. If you are using multiple hosts,

continue to

step 10

10.

Click on the

Host

drop-down menu and select the

COM

number of the other host

you will be using.

11.

Enter in the session ID in the

Session ID

field.

12.

Click on the

Start

button.

13.

Turn on the remotes and enter the session ID. The remotes will be assigned to this

host only.

14.

When the remotes have been assigned fixed numbers, click on the

Stop

button.

15.

Click

to save and exit the

Remote Assignment

window.

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16.

Click

to save and exit the

Configuration Settings

window.

Changing Session IDs

If the RF remote says "

No Net

," "

Not Found

," "

Not Active

," or "

Inactive

," it could be that the

session ID is not correct.

For Q2RF remotes-wait for the remote to time out and turn off. When you turn it

back on, press the

Help

key. When you see "

--S

" on the display, it is prompting you

for the session ID. Enter it and press the

Send

key to confirm.

For Q4RF remotes-press the

key, use the right arrow to scroll to

Sess. ID.,

and

press the

Send

(double arrows) key to select the option. You will see the current

session ID and will be asked if you want to change the session ID. Press

T (Ye

s) to

change. Enter the session ID and press the

Send

(double arrows) key to send.

For Q5RF remotes-wait for the remote to say "

No Net

," "

Not Active,"

or "

Not Found

Press the

key and select

Enter Session ID

using the Send (double arrows) key or

the circle key on the thumb pad. Enter the session ID and press the

Send

(double

arrows) key.

Logging in with Participant IDs

Participant IDs can only be numeric.

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Click on the

tab.

Select "

Require Login by ID

."4.Select the participant list and any other options you want to apply to the

presentation.

Click

to begin the presentation.

The remotes will display "

User ID

."7.Enter the participant ID and press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

If a remote says "

Access Denied

" or "

Denied

," then the participant ID may have been

entered incorrectly.

For Q2RF, when you see "

--U

," enter the participant ID and press

Send

.·For Q4RF remotes, press the

key, use the right arrow to scroll to

User ID

and press the

Send

(double arrows)

key to select it. Re-enter the participant

ID and press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

For Q5RF remotes, press the

(clear) key, re-enter the participant ID, and

press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

The participant IDs will be remembered for the session until another participant list is

selected to present to.

Using Multiple Hosts

Up to 16 hosts (with 1000 remotes on each) can be used for presentation for Q4RF and

Q5RF.

If you have selected to use fixed set, be sure you have assigned fixed numbers for the

remotes using all RF hosts.

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Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Click on the

tab.

Select the hosts you will be using by placing a check mark in each one of the

boxes.

You can create your own session ID in the

User Session

column or use the default

session ID.

If you use the default session ID in the

Host Session

column, the

User Session

column must be blank.

Click on

to begin the presentation.

When the presentation appears, turn on the remotes.

If you assigned fixed numbers, the remotes will automatically log into the correct

host, using the session IDs used at that time.

Enter the appropriate session IDs into the remotes (including instructor) if

prompted to do so and press the

Send

(double arrows) key. Press the

(clear) key

to delete if you accidentally mistyped a number or see

Changing Session IDs

above for more information.

At this time, the remote should display the question answer choices or it may

display "

Qwizdom

" and the remote number.

10. Below are other things the remotes may display:

The instructor remote will say "

Ready"

or "

Last Key."·

If the Q4RF/Q5RF remotes say "Qwizdom" and display their remote number,

they are ready and waiting for a question slide to appear. Remotes can only

respond when the slides are remote-answerable such as

Multiple Choice,

True/False, Numeric

, etc.

The LCD screen on the Q4RF/Q5RF remotes may read "

Push Key

," "

Inactive

," or"Not Active

," press the Send (double arrows) key to "wake up" the remote.

If the Q4RF displays "

No Net

" or Q5RF displays "

Host not found

," re-enter the

session ID.

If the Q4RF displays "

Denied"

or Q5RF displays "

Access Denied

," this could be

that the participant/user ID is incorrect, or the remote number attempting to

participate isn't in the participant list that was loaded. Re-enter the

participant/user ID, and check to make sure that remote number is in the

participant list.

If the Q2RF displays "- - -," the remote could not find an active host and will

automatically turn off. Turn remote back on and press the

Help

key to enter

the correct session ID.

If the remotes continue say "

No Net"

and will not establish a connection to the host, go to

Initializing the Host

to get the host to initialize. If you need further help, please contact

Technical Support

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5.5 Presentation

Before presenting a

PowerPoint

presentation using

Qwizdom

remotes, please see

Presentation Setup

to learn about the presentation features.

Click on the

Present

button.

The

Presentation Setup

window appears.

Click on the

Participant

List

drop-down field and select what type of participant list

you would like to use.

Click on the

Saved

Results

drop-down field and select how you would like to save

the results.

Select the options you would like available during presentation in the

General

Display

and

Chart

tabs in the lower part of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Click on

to begin the presentation.

If you present using the

PowerPoint Slide Show

options,

Qwizdom

remotes will

not activate. You must present the slides by clicking on the

Present

button to use

Qwizdom

remotes.

Have the participants turn on their remotes.

Either the answer choices or a blank screen appears on the remote, depending on

the question type.

Here are a few things you may execute during presentation:

Display the response chart by pressing the / key

Display the private graph by pressing the zero key

Randomly call upon a participant by pressing the

Pick

key

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Go through the presentation until all the question slides are answered.

10.

When you are unable to advance to the next slide, this means the presentation is

done. Press the circle key in the thumb pad to stop the presentation (screen will go

black) and press it again to exit back to

PowerPoint

There are many options you can apply to your presentation. Not all options will be

applicable.

General

tab:

Send Right/Wrong Feedback to Remotes after answering

-remotes will receive a

check

mark

if answer is correct and an

if answer is incorrect. Remotes will receive both a

check mark

and

if feedback is turned off to indicate that the response has been

received.

Allow participants to change answer

-checking this option allows participants to

change their answer for the question slide they are on.

Override Points Value with Global Point value of "----" points

-enter the new amount

of points that will be applied to the slide temporarily for that presentation.

Timer

-you can select no timer, use the time set within the slides, and global timer by

entering the number of seconds for all slides in the presentation.

tab:

Require Login by ID

-checking this option will have remotes prompt participants to

enter their participant ID.

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Show Login Screen

-displays the login screen so the instructor can view the participants

that are logging in.

Add & Allow Unregistered participants

-participants will be added to the participant by

logging in with their participant ID. This option must be checked when using an

Anonymous

list. For the

Anonymous

list, participants will only log in with the session ID.

Deny Login After "----" minutes

-logins after the set amount of time will not be

accepted.

Display

tab:

Show function toolbar (not needed if using Presenter Remote)

checking this option

will display toolbar with

Response Chart

Pick

, and

Re-pose

buttons.

Display Response Indicator

-this displays the percentage of the class that has

answered; double-click the percentage to convert to a fraction.

Show 'Start/Stop' responding to questions indicator

-clicking on

Stop

will pause the

presentation and responses will not be accepted. Clicking on

Start

reposes the

question.

Chart

tab:

Automatically Show Correct Answer on Chart

checking this option will display toolbar

with

Response Chart

Pick

, and

Re-pose

buttons.

Background Filename

-selecting this option will allow you to select an image to display

as the response chart background.

Select Graph Layout

-select how the response chart will be displayed during

presentation.

Advanced Settings

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Advanced Settings

Allow Instructor to go back to a previous slide

-checking this option allows the

instructor remote to move back to a previous slide.

Reset Com-Port When Starting Presentation

-this option is checked by default to

ensure the host activates when presentation begins.

Ask for confirmation of User ID when not on list

-the remote will prompt the

participant for the user ID again, if the participant is not in the participant list that is

loaded.

Advanced Hardware Settings

Don't require "Send" on single key answers

-the remote will automatically send the

answer once it has been entered.

Disable "Change UserID" menu during Login

-hides the "

User ID

" option from the

menu.

Disable "Change SessionID" menu during Login

-hides the "S

ession ID

" option from

the menu.

Disable "Change UserID" menu during active Session

-hides the "

User ID

" option

from the menu during presentation.

Disable "Change SessionID" menu during active Session

-hides the "

Session ID

option from the menu during presentation.

Do not show what key was pressed on Q2's

-does not show the key that is pressed

on the display.

Turn off remotes on presentation end

-automatically turns off the Q2RF and Q4RF

remotes when a presentation ends.

Presentation settings can be saved and loaded (onto the same computer or another

computer) into the

Presentation Setup

window of

Actionpoint

Answer Key

, and

Question Bar

applications.

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Saving Presentation Settings

In the

Presentation Setup

window, select the options you would like during

presentation.

Go to the

File

menu and select

Save Settings

. The

Save As

window appears.

Enter the name for the selected settings.

Click on

Save

. The settings will save as a .

CFG

file in the location you selected.

Loading Presentation Settings

In the

Presentation Setup

window, go to the

File

menu.

Select

Load Presentation Settings

. The

Open

window appears.

Select the saved settings file (.

CFG

) and click on

Open

.4.The current settings in the

Presentation Setup

window will change to the settings

you selected to load.

5.5.1.2 Saving Results

All results are saved as an .

QRX

file but can be converted into a .

CSV

(Comma Separated

Values) file.

Manual Save

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Select

Browse for Save Location

.3.Click on the

Browse

button. The

Save As

window appears.

Select a location to save the results in.

Enter the name you want the results to be saved as.

Click on

Save

. The file name and location will appear in the

Save Results

field.

The results will save in the selected location.

Auto-save

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Select

Auto Save as 'Filename + List + Date.'

The

Browse for Folder

window appears.

Select the location and click on

OK.5.

The file name will contain the location, name of the participant list, date, and time

under the

Save Results

field.

The results will save when the presentation is complete.

Auto-Save to Results Manager

You must be logged into

Qwizdom Online

to access this feature.

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Select

Auto Save to Results Manager.

The results will save in the Results/Reports window when the presentation is

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complete.

Logging in with IDs allows participants to use any remote. If you use participant IDs from a

participant list, the ID will link the remote to the participant's information in the list.

To have participants log in, they must have a participant ID. Participant IDs are setup when

creating participant lists. (Go to

Participant Lists

for more information). Each participant

should have a unique ID assigned to their name.

Participant IDs can only be numeric.

The maximum number of digits allowed for IDs using the Q2RF remotes is 8.

The maximum number of digits allowed for IDs using the Q4RF remotes is 9.

The maximum number of digits allowed for IDs using the Q5RF remotes is 8.

IDs cannot be used for more than one participant (IDs cannot be duplicated).

Open a

PowerPoint

presentation or create one to present.

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Select a participant list from the "

Participant List

" drop-down menu.

Click on the

tab.

Check the "

Require Login by ID"

option.

Checking the "

Show Login Screen

" is optional.

Select all other preferred options and click on

to present. The presentation will

begin.

The remotes will display "

User ID

."9.Participants will enter their ID and press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

10.

Once everyone has logged in, begin the presentation.

You can start the presentation as participants log in. Participants who are late, can log in

later if you have not set a timer to deny log-in.

You can deny login after a certain amount of time by setting the time under the

tab.

Check the "

Deny Login After ---- Minutes

" option.

Enter the number of minutes that participants have to log in.

For example, you have select to deny log in after 5 minutes. After 5 minutes has passed,

participants who try to log in will be denied.

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5.5.1.4 Presentation Queue

Presentation queues are only for

Actionpoint

using

PowerPoint

presentations.

Use Presentation Queue

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window appears.

Go to the

File

menu and select

Use Presentation Queue

. The

Presentation Queue

window appears.

Click on

Add

. The window will change to show three fields:

Presentation

Participant

List

, and

Results

.4.Click on the

Browse

button for

Presentation

. The

Open

window appears.

Select the presentation and click on

Open

.6.Click on the

Browse

button for

Participant

List

. The

Open

window appears.

Select the participant list and click on

Open

.8.Click on the

Browse

button for

Results

. The

Save As

window appears.

Select a location where the results will be saved.

10.

Enter a name for the results and click on

Save

11.

Click on

Add

. You will be taken back to the

Presentation Queue

window and see the

files you just added.

12.

Repeat steps 4-12 to add another presentation.

13.

When you are finished creating your queue, click on

Save Queue

. The

Save As

window appears.

14.

Select a location where you would like to save the queue.

15.

Enter a name for the queue and click on

Save

16.

Click on

. You will be taken back to the

Presentation Setup

window.

17.

Click on the

Participant

List

drop-down field and select what type of participant list

you would like to use.

18.

Click on the

Saved

Results

drop-down field and select how you would like to save

the results.

19.

Select the options you would like available during presentation in the

General

, and

Display

tabs in the lower part of the

Presentation Setup

window.

20.

Click on

and the queue will start.

21.

When the first presentation is complete, exit presentation mode.

22.

The results will save as a .

QRX

file in the selected location with a designated name.

23.

The second presentation will begin, on its own, in a few moments.

This process will repeat depending on how many presentations are set in the queue.

Results will be generated after each presentation is closed upon completion.

Loading a Saved Presentation Queue

Double-click on the

Actionpoint

icon.

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window appears.

Go to the

File

menu and select

Use Presentation Queue

. The

Presentation Queue

window appears.

Click on

Load Queue

. The

Open

window appears.

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Select the queue you want to use and click on

Open

. The files will appear in the

Presentation Queue

window.

Click on

and you will be taken back to the

Presentation Setup

window.

Function Bar

The control bar has the

Response Graph

Pick

, and

Re-Pose

buttons. To view the control bar

during presentation, select "

Show Function Bar"

Display

tab.

Response Graph

Click on the

Response Graph

button.

The

Response Graph

appears.

Click on the available chart(s) to view the results.

Double-click on the title bar of the window to display the graph in full screen.

Picking Participants

Click on the

Pick

button to randomly call up on a participant.

The participant's name will appear on screen.

Click on the

Pick

button again to remove the name.

Re-posing a Question

Re-posing is used to ask a question again and/or when you accidentally skip a slide that

needs to be answered. Re-posing the question overwrites the previous responses if any are

recorded.

Click on the

Re-pose

button to ask the question on the slide again.

Response Indicator

The response indicator displays the percentage of participants that have answered.

In the

Presentation Setup

window:

Check the "

Display Response Indicator

" box in the

Display

tab.

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In presentation mode, you can move the response indicator by clicking on it with

the mouse and dragging it to another area of the screen.

To change the indicator view, double-click on it to display responses as fractions.

Double-click again to change indicator back to percentage.

Start/Stop Indicator

The start/stop indicator resets the time and reposes the question.

Check the "

Show 'Start/Stop responding to questions indicator

" box in the

Display

tab

of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Timer

To view the timer during presentation, click on the

Timer

drop-down list in the

General

tab

to view the timer options. Here are a few tips on using the timer:

The timer has pause/play, stop, and add/subtract 5 seconds options.

You can move the timer by clicking on it and dragging it to another area of the

screen.

Remotes will not be able to answer when time is up.

You can set the timer two ways; use the time from each slide or apply a new time to the

presentation. When you create a slide, you enter the amount of time you want the slide to

display for.

To set a new time to the presentation:

Click on the

Timer

drop-down list and select "

Use Global Timer Value of

..."2.Enter the number of seconds.

Click on

to present the presentation with the newly set time.

Points

You can set the point value two ways; use the point value from each slide or apply a new

point value to all the questions in the presentation. When you create a slide, you enter the

number of points the correct response will be awarded. Go to

Creating a Slide

for more

information.

To apply a new point value to all the questions in the presentation:

Check the "

Override Point Value with Global Point value of ---- points"

option.

Enter the number of points.

Click on

to present the presentation with the newly set time.

Right/Wrong Feedback

This allows participants to see if their response is right or wrong.

Check the "

Send Right/Wrong Feedback to Remotes after answering"

box in the

General

tab of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Feedback will appear on the LCD screen of the participant's remote during presentation. A

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check mark

will indicate a correct response, an

will indicate an incorrect response. If the

feedback is disabled, a

check mark

and

will appear on the LCD screen indicating that a

response was received.

During presentation, you can display a response graph to see the results of the question.

There are two response graphs you can display: the public response graph and the private

graph.

Public Response Graph

Press the

key on the RF instructor remote.

The response graph will appear on screen for the participants to view.

Press the right/left arrows to view a different graph of the results.

Press the

key again to remove the response graph.

If you have a graph displayed, either on the instructor remote or computer, you

must first remove that graph before displaying the other graph and/or move onto

the next question.

Bar Chart

Press circle key to show bars horizontally or vertically.

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Pie Chart Displaying Correct Answer with Number of Responses

Pie Chart Displaying Correct Answer with Percentages

Pie Chart Displaying Number of Responses

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Pie Chart Displaying Number of Responses

List View Chart

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Scores Chart

Private Response Graph

Press the

key on the RF instructor remote.

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A bar chart showing the number of responses will display on the RF instructor

remote's LCD screen.

Press the

key again to remove the graph.

You can generate reports

using existing saved results.

*Registered version of Microsoft Excel is required to generate reports.

Click on the

Reports

button. The

Reporting Wizard

window will appear.

Click on the

Browse

button to search for the file you want to generate a report for.

The

Open

window will appear.

The file type will be

.QRX

. Search for the file and select it.

Click on

Open

.5.Select the type of report you want to generate and click

Microsoft Excel

will

open to generate the report.

Microsoft Excel

, go to the

File

menu and select

Save

to save the report.

Report Features

Excel Reports:

Answer Report

-displays bar chart and lists participant names, ID, and remote ID with

score and breakdown of responses for each question.

Answer Distribution Report

-shows a percentage for each answer choice, correct

answer, percentage of correct answers , and the average of the answer sent for each

question.

Score Report

-displays bar chart and shows the participant information with the

number of correct responses out of the total number of questions answered and in

the presentation. Also, shows score and spontaneous question totals.

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Attendance Report

-displays participant information with their remote login time,

number of questions answered and total questions.

Participant Detail Report

-displays detailed participant information such as name,

ID, and group number.

Export:

Convert to .CSV

-selecting this options converts the .

QRX

file into a .

CSV.Options:

Override the Point value of all slides to be "----" points

-overrides point value that

was awarded during presentation.

6 Answer Key

Click on the

Answer Key

button in the floating toolbar. The

Answer Key Maker

window

appears

Creating an Answer Key

Click on the

New Answer Key

button.

Click on the

Insert a Question

button.

Select the question type and answer.

Set the number of points.

Click on the

Insert a Question

button and repeat steps 2-4.

If you delete a question or if the numbering is not in sequential order, go to the

Tools

menu to select

Renumber

Questions

to correct.

When the answer key is complete, click on the

Save

button. The

Save As

window will appear.

Select the location the answer key will be saved and enter a name.

Click on

Save

when done. The answer key will save as a .

QAK

file.

Presenting an Answer Key

Click on the

Open

button. The

Open

window appears.

Select the answer key you want to present and click on

Open

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The answer key will appear.

Click on the

Present

button.

The

Presentation Setup

window appears.

Click on the

Participant

List

drop-down field and select what type of participant list

you would like to use.

Click on the

Saved

Results

drop-down field and select how you would like to save

the results.

Select the options you would like available during presentation in the

General

, and

Display

tabs in the lower part of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Click on

to begin the presentation.

10.

The

Privacy Screen

appears.

Click on the little red

, below the blue bar that shows the word Activity, to

show a grid of all the participants. You can view their progress and scores

during the answer key.

11.

The answer key will load into the remote.

12.

When the answer key is complete, click on the large red

in the top left corner of

the

Paper-Based Score Entry

window.

13.

You will be taken back to the

Answer Key Maker

window.

14.

The saved results will save in the location you selected.

Presenting Odd-Numbered Questions

Click on the

Open

button. The

Open

window appears.

Select the answer key you want to present and click on

Open

.3.The answer key will appear.

Go to the

Edit

menu and select "

Select Odd

." Only the odd-numbered questions will

be checked.

Click on the

Present

button.

Participants will only answer the odd-numbered questions during their answer

key.

Presenting Even-Numbered Questions

Click on the

Open

button. The

Open

window appears.

Select the answer key you want to present and click on

Open

.3.The answer key will appear.

Go to the

Edit

menu and select "

Select Even

." Only the even-numbered questions

will be checked.

Click on the

Present

button.

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Answer Key

Participants will only answer the even-numbered questions during their answer

key.

Presenting Selected Question Numbers

Click on the

Open

button. The

Open

window appears.

Select the answer key you want to present and click on

Open

.3.The answer key will appear.

Check the question numbers you want to present.

Click on the

Present

button.

Participants will only answer the selected question numbers during their answer

key.

Presenting Multiple Answer Keys

Click on the

Open

button. The

Open

window appears.

Select an answer key and click on

Open

.3.The answer key will open with the

Test Number

(

Activity ID

) in the title bar of the

window.

Write down the test number

(activity ID).

Open another answer key and do the same.

Click on the black arrow to the right of the

Present

button.

Select

Present Multiple Answer Keys

.8.The

Browse for Folder

window appears.

Select the location of the answer keys. With multiple answer keys, they must be

saved in the same location (

i.e. Desktop, My Documents, etc.

10.

Click on

and the

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

11.

Click on the

Participant

List

drop-down field and select what type of participant list

you would like to use.

12.

Click on the

Saved

Results

drop-down field and select how you would like to save

the results.

13.

Select the options you would like available during presentation in the

General

, and

Display

tabs in the lower part of the

Presentation Setup

window.

14.

Click on

to begin the presentation.

15.

The

Privacy Screen

appears.

Click on the little red

, below the blue bar that shows the word Activity, to

show a grid of all the participants. You can view their progress and scores

during the answer key.

16.

Activity ID

will appear on the remote LCD screen.

17.

Enter the test number (activity ID) of the answer key into the remote and press the

Send

key.

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18.

The answer key will load into the remote.

19.

When all answer keys have been completed, click on the large red

in the top left

corner of the

Paper-Based Score Entry

window.

20.

You will be taken back to the

Answer Key Maker

window.

21.

The saved results will save in the location you selected.

Generating a Report for an Answer Key

Go to the

Tools

menu and select

Reporting

. The

Reporting Wizard

window appears.

Click on the

Browse

button. The

Open

window appears.

Search for the saved results and select it.

Click on

Open

.5.Select a report type.

Click on the

Generate

button.

Microsoft Excel

will open displaying the saved results in report form.

Question Bar (without Instructor Remote)

Click on the

Question Bar

button in the floating toolbar. The

Presentation

Setup

window appears.

Click on the

Participant

List

drop-down field and select what type of participant list

you would like to use.

Click on the

Saved

Results

drop-down field and select how you would like to save

the results.

Select the options you would like available during presentation in the

General

, and

Display

tabs in the lower part of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Click on

to begin the presentation.

The

Question Bar

will appear at the top of the screen.

Click on

New

.8.Select the question type from the

Type

drop-down list.

Select an answer at this time; or you can select the correct answer when the

question has stopped.

10.

Click on

Pose

11.

Participants will send their responses.

The response graph can be displaying during and after the posed question by

pressing the / (graph) key on the instructor remote.

12.

When time is up or when the question has been answered, click on

Stop

13.

If you chose to select a correct answer after the question has been posed, select

the correct answer now; otherwise, click on

New

to pose a new question.

7 Question Bar

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Question Bar

14.

Repeat steps 9 through 14 until the presentation is complete.

15.

Click on the

Utilities

button and select

Exit.16.

The saved results will generate in the location that was designated.

A report for the saved results can be generated within the

Results/Reports

window of

Qwizdom Connect

Question Bar (with Instructor Remote)

Click on the

Question Bar

button in the floating toolbar. The

Presentation

Setup

window appears.

The

Presentation Setup

window appears.

Click on the

Participant

List

drop-down field and select what type of participant list

you would like to use.

Click on the

Saved

Results

drop-down field and select how you would like to save

the results.

Select the options you would like available during presentation in the

General

, and

Display

tabs in the lower part of the

Presentation Setup

window.

Click on

to begin the presentation.

The

Question Bar

will appear at the top of the screen.

Press the

New Q

button on the instructor remote. A list of question types will

appear on the LCD.

Use the arrows on the thumb pad to scroll through the different question types.

10.

Press the

Send

or C

ircle

key (in thumb pad) to select the question type.

11.

You can select the correct answer and press

Send

; or press

Send

without selecting a

correct answer (survey).

12.

Participants will send their responses.

The response graph can be displaying during and after the posed question by

pressing the / (graph) key on the instructor remote.

13.

When time is up or when the question has been answered, press the

New Q

button

again to pose another question.

14.

Repeat steps 8-11 until the presentation is complete.

15.

Click on the

Utilities

button and select

Exit.16.

The saved results will generate in the location that was designated.

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Creating a Participant List

Click on the

Users/Participants button in the floating toolbar. The

Users/Participants

window opens.

Click on the

Participant Wizard

button. The

Participant

wizard will appear.

Select "

Create New Participant List."

Enter a name for the class and click on

.5.In the

Template Selection

, select the template you would like to use (optional).

Remote ID is a default column within the templates. You do not need to create a

field for the remote IDs, otherwise you will have two Remote ID columns.

Templates are commonly used fields to allow you to customize a participant list

you create or an existing one.

Select a template (optional) and click on

Next.

Select the different fields you would like to use and click on

. If you do not see

a field you would like in the participant list, you can create a customized field and

add it to your template.

If you want to create groups, enter the name of the group in the "

Create a new

group"

field and click on

Add

. The name of the group will appear in the "

Use the

following Groups

" column. Skip to the next step if you do not want to create

groups.

Click on

. The participant template will appear.

10.

Fill in the fields and click on

Finish

. The

Save As

window will open.

8 Users/Participants

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11.

Click on

Save

and the participant list will save as a .

QPL

file.

Importing a .CSV (Comma Separated Values) File

You can import .

CSV

class and convert it into

Qwizdom

participant lists (.

QPL).If you have a class list in Microsoft Excel you would like to import, save them as

.CSV files.

Click on the

Users/Participants button in the floating toolbar. The

Users/Participants

window opens.

Click on the

Participant Wizard

button. The

Participant

wizard will appear.

Select

Import from a .CSV file.

Click on the

Browse

button. The

Open

window will appear.

Search for the .

CSV

file you want to import.

Select the .

CSV

file and click on

Open

. The name of the class file will appear in the

Name

field.

Click on

. You will be taken to

Template Selection

.8.Select a template (optional) and click on

When importing the participant's gender, the code for the gender should be

either

True

for male and

False

for females

Match the fields on the left to the fields on the right. If you don't know what the

field is, select

None

. Templates are commonly used fields to allow you to

customize a participant list you create or an existing one. You can also use the

predefined ones that are available.

10.

If the information on the left are headers, check the "

First Record is Header"

box,

otherwise leave it unchecked. For example, if the imported information on the left

shows column headers such as

Last Name, First Name, Remote ID

, etc., those are

headers so you would check the "

First Record is Header

" box. If the information on

the left show the actual name, remote number, etc., uncheck "

First Record is

Header"

because those are not headers.

11.

Click on

when all the fields have been matched. You will be taken to

Group

Selection

12.

If you want to create groups, enter the name of the group in the '

Create a new

group

' field and click on

Add

. The name of the group will appear in the "

Use the

following Groups"

column. Skip to the next step if you do not want to create

groups.

13.

Click on

. The class list will appear.

14.

Click on

Finish

and the

Save As

window will appear.

15.

Type in the class name and click on

Save

. The .

CSV

class will save as a .

QPL

file(Qwizdom Participant List

16.

Click on

Save

. The participant list will be available for you to select when you go

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into presentation mode.

Creating an Anonymous List

Before using an anonymous list, be sure you have the correct estimated number of

remotes set within the

Configurations Settings

window. For example, if you create an

anonymous list with a hundred participants but only have eighty as the estimated number

of remotes, then not all remotes will register.

Select an activity, answer key, etc. to present.

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Click on the

Participant List

drop-down list and select

Anonymous

.4.Enter in the number of participants. The anonymous list has been created.

Configuration Settings

, check to make sure the estimated maximum number

of remotes reflects the number of the participants (or higher).

e.g If you have 32

participants but 24 as the estimated maximum number of remotes, then only 24

remotes will be allowed.

Click

to begin presentation.

Editing an Existing Participant List

Click on the

Users/Participants button in the floating toolbar. The

Users/Participants

window opens.

Click on the

Participant Wizard

button. The

Participant

wizard will appear.

Select "

Browse and Modify Existing List

."4.Click on the

Browse

button. The

Open

window will appear.

Search for the participant list you want to edit.

Select it and click on

Open

. The name of the participant list will appear in the

Name

field.

Click on

. You will be taken to

Participant Field Selection

. You may add new

fields or remove existing fields. If you do not want to change anything, skip to the

next step.

Click on

. You will be taken to

Group Selection

. You may add new groups or

remove existing groups. If you do not want to change anything, skip to the next

step.

Click on

. The participant list will appear.

You can renumber the remotes in order of any column you click on to order by

going to

Options

(in the

Participant Wizard

window) and selecting

Autonumber

Remotes

10.

Make the necessary changes and click on

Finish

when done. The

Save As

window

will appear.

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Enter the name of the class and click on

Save

8.1 Groups

Groups are necessary for certain games.

Creating Groups

Select the class, in the

Class

drop-down menu, you want to create groups for.

Click on the

Groups

button. The

Group Management

window will open.

In the

Automatic Grouping Options

tab, select the

Grouping Action

.·Balance

-groups students by ability

Group Similar

-groups students evenly; one team may be odd depending on

the number of students in your class

Random

-groups students randomly; groups may be odd/even

Group Size

-specify the number of students in each group

Assign Members Based On

-you are able to assign partners based on ability and

performance

Activity Score

-based on overall grade on a particular activity

Select an Activity

-use this drop-down menu to select the activity when you are

assigning partners based on selected activity performance.

Predefined Ability Rating

-based on participants capability of learning

Under

Grouping Action

, select

Balance

.5.Select

Overall Performance

under

Assign Members Based On

.6.Click on

Generate

and then click on

Done

when finished.

You can click on students to drag and drop them into different groups.

The seating chart is used to track student seating and needs to be completed to take

attendance. See

Attendance

for more information.

Select the class you want to setup the seating chart for.

Click on the

Seating Chart

button to bring up the seating chart. The

Seating

Chart

window appears.

Student names will be in a column on the right.

Click and drag the name of a student to place them onto the seating chart.

Click on

when you are finished.

Users/Participants

8.2 Seating

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The seating chart must be completed before you start taking attendance. See

Seating

Chart

for more information.

Select the class you want to take attendance for.

Click on the

Attendance

button. The

Attendance

window will appear.

Click on the

Layout

List

tab.4.Mark the attendance of each student by clicking on the student name.

Click on

when finished.

Attendance by Remote Login

Select the class you want to take attendance in.

Click on the

Attendance

button. The

Attendance

window will appear.

Click on the

Layout

List

tab.

Click on the

Host

drop-down list and select the COM number the host is on. The

session ID will automatically appear in the

SessionID

field.

Using the RF remotes to log in, press the

key.

Select

and press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

The students would enter their ID and press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

Click on

when finished.

You can generate reports

using existing saved results.

*Registered version of Microsoft Excel is required to generate reports.

8.3 Attendance

9 Results/Reports

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Results/Reports

Click on the

Reports/Results

button in the floating toolbar. The

Reports/Results

window appears.

Click on the

Report Wizard

button. The

Reporting

Wizard

window will appear.

Click on the

Browse

button to search for the file you want to generate a report for.

The

Open

window will appear.

The file type will be

.QRX

. Search for the file and select it.

Click on

Open

.6.Select the type of report you want to generate and click

Microsoft Excel

will

open to generate the report.

Microsoft Excel

, go to the

File

menu and select

Save

to save the report.

Report Features

Excel Reports:

Answer Report

-displays bar chart and lists participant names, ID, and remote ID with

score and breakdown of responses for each question.

Answer Distribution Report

-shows a percentage for each answer choice, correct

answer, percentage of correct answers , and the average of the answer sent for each

question.

Score Report

-displays bar chart and shows the participant information with the

number of correct responses out of the total number of questions answered and in

the presentation. Also, shows score and spontaneous question totals.

Attendance Report

-displays participant information with their remote login time,

number of questions answered and total questions.

Participant Detail Report

-displays detailed participant information such as name,

ID, and group number.

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Export:

Convert to .CSV

-selecting this options converts the .QRX file into a .

CSV.Options:

Override the Point value of all slides to be "----" points

-overrides point value that

was awarded during presentation.

Click on the

Settings/Preferences

button in the floating toolbar. The

Preferences

window appears.

General Tab

Auto-start Qwizdom Connect on system start up

-checking this option will open

Qwizdom Connect

when you're computer starts up.

Show toolbar on desktop during startup

-displays

Qwizdom Connect

toolbar when

program is launched.

Auto-login to Qwizdom Connect

-automatically logs in with your username and

password when

Qwizdom Connect

is opened. When this option is checked, you will

be prompted to enter your username and password to store for the auto-login

process.

Auto-upload results to Qwizdom Connect

-must be logged in for feature to enable

results to be automatically uploaded to the

Results/Reports

window of

Qwizdom

Connect

.·Toolbar Items

-icons that are checked will appear in the toolbar, icons that are

deselected will be removed (hidden) from the toolbar.

Remote Settings

-See

Remote Setup

for more information.

Start Registration Wizard

Qwizdom Connect

registration.

Standards Tab

Select your state standards in the

Select State

drop-down list.

Click on

Download State Standards

to download your state standards into

Qwizdom

Connect.

Follow the steps below to set up remotes. Be sure the RF host

is properly installed before

proceeding.

10 Settings/Preferences

11 Remote Setup

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v.86 host or higher is required for Qwizdom Actionpoint. If the host is not v.86 host or higher, please contact

Technical Support to update your hardware.

Estimated Maximum Number of Remotes

-the number of remotes that will

be in use for presentation. Class/group sizes vary, so it's best to enter the

highest estimated amount of remotes rather than accommodating each

class/group.

Enable Backlight

-activates the back light on the Q5RF participant and

instructor remotes.

Fixed Set

-select this mode if you are K-12 or Corporate setting. Fixed Set is

where the remotes are assigned with an internal number (assigning fixed

numbers) where logging in by ID is mandatory.

Roaming Set or Participant Owned

-check this option if the participants own

the remotes. This mode is best-suited for Higher Ed/University settings.

Participants are required to either enter a Session ID or Participant ID to join a

presentation.

Click on the

Configuration Settings

button. The

Configuration Settings

window

appears.

Enter an estimated number of remotes that will be used.

Depending on the setting, select

Fixed Set

Roaming Set/Participant Owned

.4.If not, click

Session IDs

When using RF remotes for the first time, the remotes may ask for a session ID. Session IDs

"assign" the remote to the host. The remote identifies and communicates only with the

host the session ID is assigned to. Each host has a default six digit session ID that is located

on the bottom of the host.

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You can also create your own Session ID. The Session ID must be unique because if you

have other hosts in the same building, the remotes will become confused on which host

they should send the information to. If you are using a fixed set, Session IDs only need to

be entered in once. If you switch hosts or use remotes from another set, you will need to

enter the session ID for the host you will be using into the remotes.

Assigning Fixed Numbers

If you have selected

Fixed Set

mode

then you would assigned fixed numbers to the

remotes if the participants will not be logging in by participant ID. Assigning fixed

numbers assigns the remote ID (

e.g. remote #1, remote #2, etc

.). The file that contains the

remote assignments are saved onto the computer, not the actual remote. You only have

to assign fixed numbers once unless you change computers or hosts.

Click on the

Configuration Settings

button. The

Configuration Settings

window

appears.

Select

Fixed Set

.3.Click on the

Assign

button. The

Remote Assignment

window will appear.

Click on the

Host

drop-down menu and select the

COM

number (of the host) you

will be using.

Enter in the session ID in the

Session ID

field or use the default ID.

Click on the

Start

button.

Turn on the remotes and enter the session ID. When the remotes communicate

with the host, the number of the remote (with a remote image) will appear in the

window. The remote number will also appear on the remote.

8. After all the remotes have been assigned, click on

Stop

.9.If you are not using multiple hosts, skip to

step 15

. If you are using multiple hosts,

continue to

step 10

10.

Click on the

Host

drop-down menu and select the

COM

number of the other host

you will be using.

11.

Enter in the session ID in the

Session ID

field.

12.

Click on the

Start

button.

13.

Turn on the remotes and enter the session ID. The remotes will be assigned to this

host only.

14.

When the remotes have been assigned fixed numbers, click on the

Stop

button.

15.

Click

to save and exit the

Remote Assignment

window.

16.

Click

to save and exit the

Configuration Settings

window.

Changing Session IDs

If the RF remote says "

No Net

," "

Not Found

," "

Not Active

," or "

Inactive

," it could be that the

session ID is not correct.

For Q2RF remotes-wait for the remote to time out and turn off. When you turn it

back on, press the

Help

key. When you see "

--S

" on the display, it is prompting you

for the session ID. Enter it and press the

Send

key to confirm.

For Q4RF remotes-press the

key, use the right arrow to scroll to

Sess. ID.,

and

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press the

Send

(double arrows) key to select the option. You will see the current

session ID and will be asked if you want to change the session ID. Press

T (Ye

s) to

change. Enter the session ID and press the

Send

(double arrows) key to send.

For Q5RF remotes-wait for the remote to say "

No Net

," "

Not Active,"

or "

Not Found

Press the

key and select

Enter Session ID

using the Send (double arrows) key or

the circle key on the thumb pad. Enter the session ID and press the

Send

(double

arrows) key.

Logging in with Participant IDs

Participant IDs can only be numeric.

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Click on the

tab.

Select "

Require Login by ID

."4.Select the participant list and any other options you want to apply to the

presentation.

Click

to begin the presentation.

The remotes will display "

User ID

."7.Enter the participant ID and press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

If a remote says "

Access Denied

" or "

Denied

," then the participant ID may have been

entered incorrectly.

For Q2RF, when you see "

--U

," enter the participant ID and press

Send

.·For Q4RF remotes, press the

key, use the right arrow to scroll to

User ID

and press the

Send

(double arrows)

key to select it. Re-enter the participant

ID and press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

For Q5RF remotes, press the

(clear) key, re-enter the participant ID, and

press the

Send

(double arrows) key.

The participant IDs will be remembered for the session until another participant list is

selected to present to.

Using Multiple Hosts

Up to 16 hosts (with 1000 remotes on each) can be used for presentation for Q4RF and

Q5RF.

If you have selected to use fixed set, be sure you have assigned fixed numbers for the

remotes using all RF hosts.

Click on the

Present

button. The

Presentation Setup

window will appear.

Click on the

tab.

Select the hosts you will be using by placing a check mark in each one of the

boxes.

You can create your own session ID in the

User Session

column or use the default

session ID.

If you use the default session ID in the

Host Session

column, the

User Session

column must be blank.

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Click on

to begin the presentation.

When the presentation appears, turn on the remotes.

If you assigned fixed numbers, the remotes will automatically log into the correct

host, using the session IDs used at that time.

Enter the appropriate session IDs into the remotes (including instructor) if

prompted to do so and press the

Send

(double arrows) key. Press the

(clear) key

to delete if you accidentally mistyped a number or see

Changing Session IDs

above for more information.

At this time, the remote should display the question answer choices or it may

display "

Qwizdom

" and the remote number.

10. Below are other things the remotes may display:

The instructor remote will say "

Ready"

or "

Last Key."·

If the remotes say "Qwizdom" and display their remote number, they are

ready and waiting for a question slide to appear. Remotes can only respond

when the slides are remote-answerable such as

Multiple Choice, True/False,

Numeric

, etc.

The LCD screen on the participant remotes may read "

Push Key

," "

Inactive

," or"Not Active

," press the Send (double arrows) key to "wake up" the remote.

If the remotes say "

No Net

" or "

Host not found

," re-enter the Session ID.

If the remotes say "

Denied"

or "

Access Denied

," this could be that the

participant/user ID is incorrect, or the remote number attempting to

participate isn't in the participant list that was loaded. Re-enter the

participant/user ID, and check to make sure that remote number is in the

participant list.

If the Q2RF displays "- - -," the remote could not find an active host and will

automatically turn off. Turn remote back on and press the

Help

key to enter

the correct Session ID.

If the remotes continue say "

No Net"

and will not establish a connection to the host, go to

Initializing the Host

to get the host to initialize. If you need further help, please contact

Technical Support

FCC 15.19:

(3) All other devices shall bear the following statement in a conspicuous

location on the device.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to

the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful

interference, ad (2) this device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired operation.

11.1 Notice

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FCC 15.21:

The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional or unintentional

radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not expressly

approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's

authority to operate the equipment. In cases where the manual is provided

only in a form other than paper, such as on a computer disk or over the

Internet, the information required by this section may be included in the

manual in that alternative form, provided the user can reasonably be

expected to have the capability to access information in that form.

FCC 15.105:

(b) For a Class B digital device or peripheral, the instructions furnished the

user shall include the following or similar statement, placed in a prominent

location in the text of the manual:

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits

for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits

are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference

in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate

radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is not guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to

radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the

equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one or more of the following measures:

-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to

which the receiver is connected.

-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Participant Remote

11.2 Q2RF

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E ink

display-displays the remote's ID number when it is turned off; displays

remote's ID number and battery icon when it is turned on.

Navigation

arrows-to scroll through question numbers. Left arrow

is also used as a backspace.

True/Yes, False/No

keys-use to answer True/False and Yes/No questions

Multiple Choice and Numeric

keypad-answer multiple choice and numeric

questions (with single digit answers).

Send

key-press to turn remote on/off or confirm Session and/or User IDs.

Help

key-press to request assistance or press to change Session ID when the

remote cannot find the host.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not

cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

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Participant Remote

1.Send

key-press to submit answer or select menu options.

[power] key-press to view menu options (use the scroll

keys to

scroll through options and press Send

key to select the option). Holding the

button for two seconds will turn the remote on/off. Turn off remotes if they

are not in use. Remotes automatically turn off at the end of a

PowerPoint

presentation.

Sess. ID

User ID

, and

Exit

are options available in the Menu.

When you're in presentation, the menu items are

Help

, and

Exit

. To

request help during presentation, press the

key, scroll to select

Help

, and

press the

Send

key to select it.

Scroll

keys-to scroll through menu options, answer choices, or question

numbers.

Clear

[C] key-press to delete response or change answers if instructor has enabled

the feature.

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True/Yes

and

False/No

keys--use to answer True/False and Yes/No questions

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not

cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

Participant Remote

Send

key-press to submit answer

Clear

[C] key-press to delete response or change an answer in a presentation (if

option to change responses is allowed)

Thumb pad-press to navigate between letters when keying in answer, press the

circle button in the middle to select a letter or to select menu options or to scroll

through question numbers during answer keys (paper-based tests).

Question

[?] key-signals help to instructor during presentation

key-displays menu options

Search Again

Enter

Session ID

, and

Exit

. Use the

thumb pad to scroll through the menu options and the

Send

key or circle

button to select an option.

True/Yes

and

False/No

keys-use to answer True/False and Yes/No questions

Power switch-turns remote on/off. The remotes do not automatically turn off.

Turn off remotes if they are not in use.

Light switch-turns Backlight on/off

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not

cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

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Instructor Remote

(this is the instructor remote for Q4 and Q5 participant remotes)

Send

key-press to submit command

2.C

[Clear] key-press to clear names from the

Help Request

list.3.Thumb pad-press right/left to navigate between slide sets, up/down for menu

options, and "on-the-fly" question choices. Press the circle button (in the middle)

to select an option, play

Microsoft PowerPoint

animations, advance slides, exit the

presentation, and show/hide correct responses on the response graph.

4. ? [Help List

]

key-displays list of participants who requested help on the LCD screen

key-view menu options such as entering session ID and search again for

host

True/Right

and

False/Wrong

keys-not applicable using

Qwizdom Actionpoint

New Q

[-] key-press to pose an "on-the-fly" question

Pick

[.] key-press to display/hide a random participant's name on the computer

screen

LCD Graph

[0] key-displays the results of the class responses as a graph on the

LCD screen of the instructor's remote

10.

Screen Graph

[/] key-displays the results of the class responses as a graph on

the computer (projector, television screen, etc.) screen for everyone to view. Use

the right/left controls on the thumb pad to scroll through the different graphs.

Use the circle button (in middle of thumb pad) to show/hide correct responses.

11.

Show

[7] key-not applicable using

Qwizdom Actionpoint

12.

Play

[8] key-pauses or continues a video/sound clip

13.Fn (Function) key-allows you to re-pose a question if you go back during to a

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previous slide during presentation-previous answers will be overwritten.

14.

Power switch-turns remote on/off

15.

Light switch-turns Backlight on/off. The "

Enable Backlight"

box in the

Configuration

Settings

window needs to be checked to turn on the Backlight feature.

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not

cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

Instructor Tablet

Available Fall 2008

The Q7RF Instructor Tablet

acts as an absolute position mouse, controlling standard

keyboard shortcuts such as:

copy, paste, and delete

navigating presentations

*This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not

cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

11.5 Q7RF

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Pen (for Q7RF Instructor Tablet)

Available Fall 2008

The Pen

is used as a mouse that can left-click, right-click, and double-click to execute

commands/actions on the Q7RF Instructor Tablet.

*This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not

cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

RF Host (for Instructor Tablet)

Available Fall 2008

The RF Host

is plugged into the computer to collect data from the RF remotes and

recorded into the software program.

*This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not

cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

Instructor Remote Tips

The Q5RF instructor remote will say "

Ready

" or "

Last Key

.·Since the Q5RF remote is not applicable during answer keys, the LCD screen will

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display "

Access Denied

."·Press the / key on the RF instructor remote to display the response graph.

Press the / key on the RF instructor remote to close the response graph.

Press the 0 key on the RF instructor remote to display the graph on the instructor's

LCD.

Press the Pick (.) key on the RF instructor remote to randomly call upon a participant

during presentation.

Press the

Play

(8) key on the RF instructor remote to play/stop movie or sound on

slide.

Press the

Show

(7) key on the RF instructor remote to show current scores of

participants/group during game mode.

Press the

New Q

(-) key to pose a spontaneous question. A list of question types will

appear on the LCD. Use the up/down arrows on the thumb pad to navigate

through the question types. Press the

Send

key to select the question type. Select

the correct answer and press Send; or the answer is survey only, press the

Send

key

without selecting an answer.

Press the

key to display the list of participants who have requested help.

Press the circle key, in the thumb pad, to close out of the presentation (must be on

last slide), play the

PowerPoint

animation and schemes (if any were applied),

move

to the next slide, or displays/hides the correct answer on response graph

Participant Remote Tips

Qwizdom

" will be displayed on the Q4RF and Q5RF remotes when a lesson (non-

question) slide is in view.

On Q4RF and Q5RF remotes, participants will either see answer choices or a blank

screen (depending on question type) on their remote during a question slide.

To request help; on the Q4RF/Q5RF remote, press the

key to select

Help

and

press

Send

on the remote to request for help.

To change the Session ID on the Q4RF remote, press the

key and use the right

arrow to scroll through the menu options. When you see

Sess. ID

, press the

Send

key

to select it. An existing session ID may appear and the remote will ask if you want to

change it. Press

for yes and enter the new session ID. Press the

Send

key to

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confirm.

To change the Session ID on the Q5RF remote, press the

key when the

remote displays "

No Host Found

." Use the thumb pad to navigate through the menu

options and press the

Send

key to select

Enter Session ID

.·To change the user ID on the Q4RF remote, press the

key and use the right

arrow key to scroll to

User ID

. An existing user ID may appear and the remote will

ask if you want to change it. Press

for yes and enter a user ID. Press the

Send

key to

confirm.

The LCD screen on the Q4RF and Q5RF remotes may display "

Push Key,"

Inactive

," or"Not Active,"

press the

Send

(double arrows) key to 'wake up' the remote. If the

remote still says "

Not Active

," re-enter the session ID.

If the Q4RF and/or Q5RF remotes say "

No Net"

or "

Host not found

," re-enter the

session ID. Go to

Changing Session IDs

for more information.

If the Q4RF and/or Q5RF remotes say "

Denied"

or "

Access Denied

," the participant ID

is incorrect, or the remote number attempting to participate isn't in the participant

list that was loaded. Re-enter the participant ID, and check to make sure that

remote number is in the participant list.

To change the Session ID on the Q2RF remote, wait for the remote to display " - - -,"

and then it will automatically turn off. Turn the remote back on and press the

Help

key. When "--S" displays, enter the correct Session ID and press the

Send

key.

The Q2RF is searching for an active host when it displays "- -" and then " - " for a few

moments.

--U

" indicates the Q2RF is asking for the participant/user ID.

--S

" indicates the Q2RF is asking for the Session ID.

Below are the procedures on how to respond for each question type during presentation:

True/False

; select T or F and press the

Send

key.

Yes/No

; select Y or N and press the

Send

key.

Multiple Choice

; select A, B, C, D, E, or F and press the

Send

key.

Multiple Mark

; select the letter choices and press the

Send

key.

Numeric

; enter the number(s) and press the

Send

key.

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Sequence

; enter the numbers in the order and press the

Send

key.

Multiple Answer-List

; press the letter choices and press the

Send

key.

Fill-in/Completion

; for

remotes only-for one answer you will see:

1)___________________

*)Send

Make sure

is highlighted and press either the

Circle

or the

Send

key to select it.

1)_______________

will appear on the LCD. Press the

key to display the

alphabet. Use the arrows on the thumb pad to navigate through the letters, using

the Circle key to select the letter(s). Press the

Send

key when finished entering the

answer. You will see

your answer

. Press the down arrow on the thumb pad to

select

*)Send

and press the

Send

key to confirm the answer.

For two answers, you will see:

1)___________________

2)___________________

*)Send

Make sure

is highlighted and press either the

Circle

or the

Send

key to select the

question number.

1)__________

will appear on the LCD. Press the

key to

display the alphabet. Use the arrows on the thumb pad to navigate through the

letters, using the Circle key to select the letter(s). Press the

Send

key when finished

entering the answer. You will see

your answer

Press the down arrow on the thumb pad to select

2)__________

and press the

Circle

Send

key to select the question number.

2)__________

will appear on the LCD.

Press the

key to display the alphabet. Use the arrows on the thumb pad to

navigate through the letters, using the Circle key to select the letter(s). Press the

Send

key when finished entering the answer. You will see

your answer

Press the down arrow on the thumb pad to select

*)Send

and press the

Send

key to

confirm the answers.

Short Answer/Text Input

; for

remotes only. The alphabet menu will

automatically appear when this question type is displayed. Use the arrows on the

thumb pad to navigate through the letters, using the Circle key to select the letter(s).

Press the

Send

key to confirm your answer.

Uninstalling Qwizdom Connect

Before uninstalling, be sure to export any activities, classes, etc. saved within

Qwizdom

Connect

before uninstalling, otherwise they will be deleted.

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12.1 Uninstalling Software and Hardware

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Troubleshoot

Go to

Add/Remove

programs in the

Control Panel

.2.Search for

Qwizdom Connect

and click

Remove

.3.The InstallShield w

izard will appear and follow the instructions.

Restart your computer for the changes to take affect.

Uninstalling USB Drivers

If the host is still not initializing after following the steps above, then the hardware needs

to be completely removed and then reinstalled. Follow the steps below.

Go to your

Control Panel

from either your

Settings

Start

menu.

Double-click on

System

and click on the

Hardware

tab or

Device Manager

tab. If

you go to the

Hardware

tab, click on the

Device Manager

button.

Search for the

Qwizdom RF Host

under

Universal Serial Bus Controllers

Ports

, and/or

Other

Unknown Devices

.4.Double-click on the file and click on the

Driver

tab.

Select

Uninstall

.6.Unplug your host after it is uninstalled and go back to the

Control Panel

.7.Double-click on

Add or Remove Programs

and search for

FTDI Universal Serial

Converter Drivers

.8.When you find it, remove the file.

Qwizdom Actionpoint 2007

Qwizdom QHOST User Guide

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

1 Introduction

2 Getting Started

2.1 Notice

Installing Qwizdom Connect

2.3 Hardware Setup

Content Manager

Standards

3.1 Importing and Exporting

3.2 Printing

3.4 Presentation

3.4.1 Presentation Setup

3.4.1.1 Presentation Settings

3.4.1.2 Saving Results

3.4.1.3 Remote Login

3.4.2 Presentation Features

3.4.2.1 Response Graph

Live Editor

4.1 Creating Slides

MathML

4.3 Styles and Templates

4.4 Multimedia

Qwizdom Actionpoint

5.1 Actionpoint Overview

5.2 Slides

5.3 Participants

5.4 RF Remote Setup

5.5 Presentation

5.5.1 Presentation Setup

5.5.1.1 Presentation Settings

5.5.1.2 Saving Results

5.5.1.3 Remote Login

Presentation Queue

5.5.2 Presentation Features

5.5.2.1 Response Graph

Reports

Answer Key

Question Bar

Users/Participants

Groups

Seating

Attendance

9 Results/Reports

Settings/Preferences

Remote Setup

11.1 Notice

11.2 Q2RF

11.3 Q4RF

11.4 Q5RF

11.5 Q7RF

11.6 Using Remotes in Presentation

12 Troubleshoot

12.1 Uninstalling Software and Hardware