Interactive Assessment & Polling Technology for Classrooms “Hands-On!” By Robert C. Kutschbach Hondros College & Carleton Realty

Interactive Assessment & Polling Technology for Classrooms

“Hands-On!”

ByRobert C. Kutschbach

Hondros College&

Carleton Realty

Getting to Know the Polling Device Equipment• PC or Mac

▫ System Requirements TurningPoint 2008 4.2.4 Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, or 7 32-bit or 64-bit OS Office 2003, 2007 or 2010 Intel or AMD 600 MHz class processor (1 GHz or higher

recommended) 256 MB RAM 60 MB hard disk space (an additional 32 MB is required if

you do not have Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 installed) 1024x768 resolution at 32-bit color or higher Standard USB 1.1/2.0 port (for USB-based hardware

devices) Ethernet or 802.11 compatible wireless network card (for

ResponseWare and PresenterWare use)

Getting to Know the Polling Device Equipment

•ResponseCards (1 per student or group)

•USB / RF (Radio Frequency) Receiver▫Range

200 feet Can be increased with multiple RF Receivers

▫Capacity Up to 1,000 ResponseCards per 1 RF Receiver Can be increased with multiple RF Receivers

How it Works

• Standard PowerPoint Presentation with selected interactive questions inserted

• When the presentation calls for a response, the student responds by selecting an answer.

• The instructor then “Closes Polling” and the results are shown.

• The instructor may then adjust the presentation based on the class response.

Primary Uses• Getting to Know the Class/Audience

• Assessing Basic Knowledge of Subject

• Assessing Ongoing Retention/Understanding

• Group Discussion/Feedback

• Quizzes

• Tests/Exams

• Games

• Evaluations

Getting to Know the Class/Audience

1) How many REEA conferences have you attended?

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14%

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43%

1. First Timer2. 2-53. 6-104. 11+

2) Are you a _________?

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43%

14%

21%21%1. Speaker/Trainer/Educator2. School Owner/Manager3. Education Director4. Regulator

3) Are you part of the ____________?

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25% 25%25%25%

1. GI Generation (Born before 1946)

2. Baby Boomer (Born 1946-1964)

3. Gen X (Born 1965-1980)

4. Gen Y (Born 1981-2000)

4) Is this your first time to Las Vegas?

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7%

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1. Yes2. No3. Not Telling

(What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas!)

Review of GAPE Generally Accepted Principles of Education

1) GAPE was adopted by REEA in what year?

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43%

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1. 19852. 19903. 19954. 2000

Correct Answer: 2. 1990

•Revised in 1994

1) GAPE was adopted by REEA in what year?

1. 19852. 19903. 19954. 2000

2) There are how many categories in GAPE?

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1. 32. 43. 54. 6

Correct Answer: 3. 5

•5 Categories of GAPE:▫Knowledge▫Andragogy▫Speech▫Teaching Aids▫Learning Environment

2) There are how many categories in GAPE?

1. 32. 43. 54. 6

Knowledge

•Build a proper foundation for each major element of a subject (#4)

•Deal with all key elements of a subject (#5)

Andragogy

•Present new ideas by relating them to pre-existing knowledge held by learners (#1)

•Teach at learners level (#2)

•Use a variety of teach methods (#9)

•Teach to all participants, not just those who show interest (#10)

Speech

•Keep the presentation on pace thus finishing the material in the allotted time (#3)

Teaching Aids

•Deviate from prepared material only to meet specific needs (#6)

•Use modern presentation equipment (#8)

Learning Environment

•Be positive toward subject matter (#1)

•Refrain from ridiculing either the learner or others (#2)

Do you believe that using interactive polling technology would improve the classroom learning environment?

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87%

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1. Yes2. No3. Not Sure4. My boss will tell me!

Group Discussion/Feedback

A salesperson is aware that the township has voted to widen Naragassett Road and that work will begin in several months. The salesperson is showing to an out-of-town buyer customer. What is the salesperson’s responsibility to the buyer?

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6% 6%6%

81%1. Do not disclose the road widening… the salesperson represents the seller

2. Disclose the road widening… it is a material fact to which the buyer is entitled

3. Do not disclose the road widening… the principle of caveat emptor applies

4. Do not tell the buyer, as this is a patent defect

Group Discussion

•Please discuss the following issues & how they apply to this scenario:▫principle of caveat emptor & how it applies▫agency duties▫material facts▫latent & patent defects

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A salesperson is aware that the township has voted to widen Naragassett Road and that work will begin in several months. The salesperson is showing to an out-of-town buyer customer. What is the salesperson’s responsibility to the buyer?

1. Do not disclose the road widening…the salesperson represents the seller

2. Disclose the road widening…it is a material fact to which the buyer is entitled

3. Do not disclose the road widening…the principle of caveat emptor applies


Correct Answer: 2. Disclose the road widening…it is a material fact to which the buyer is entitled

A salesperson is aware that the township has voted to widen Naragassett Road and that work will begin in several months. The salesperson is showing to an out-of-town buyer customer. What is the salesperson’s responsibility to the buyer?1. Do not disclose the road

widening…the salesperson represents the seller

2. Disclose the road widening…it is a material fact to which the buyer is entitled

3. Do not disclose the road widening…the principle of caveat emptor applies


Assessing Basic Knowledge of Subject

Lead Paint Review & Update

1) According to the Environmental Protection Agency, what percentage of homes built prior to 1978 have lead paint?

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7%

40%

33%

20%1. 25%2. 50%3. 75%4. 100%

Correct Answer: 3. 75%

1) According to the Environmental Protection Agency, what percentage of homes built prior to 1978 have lead paint?

1. 25%2. 50%3. 75%4. 100%

2) Which of the following properties built before 1978 are exempt from lead paint disclosure?

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33%

53%

13%

1. Apartments rented to people without children

2. Units rented to individuals over 55

3. Properties where the buyer/tenant waives disclosure, in writing

4. College & University Dormitories

Correct Answer: 4. College & University Dormitories

•There are actually three exemptions:1. Properties which have been certified lead-

free by a Federally Certified Lead Inspector

2. College & University Dormitories3. Vacation rentals which are leased by the

day or week

2) Which of the following properties built before 1978 are exempt from lead paint disclosure?

1. Apartments rented to people without children

2. Units rented to individuals over 55

3. Properties where the buyer/tenant waives disclosure, in writing

4. College & University Dormitories

3) According to Federal Regulations the maximum penalty for failure to provide the required disclosures is _____?

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1. $5002. $1,0003. $10,0004. $11,000

Correct Answer: 4. $11,000

•The Penalty was increased from $10,000 to $11,000 on 7/28/1997

3) According to Federal Regulations the maximum penalty for failure to provide the required disclosures is _____?

1. $5002. $1,0003. $10,0004. $11,000

New Lead-Based Paint Regulations

1) Beginning on April 22, 2010, Individuals who work on houses built before 1978 for compensation and disturb painted surfaces larger than prescribed limits must be supervised by a ______.

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1. Certified Mitigator2. Certified Renovator3. Certified Remediator4. Certified Contractor

Correct Answer: 2. Certified Renovator

1) Beginning on April 22, 2010, Individuals who work on houses built before 1978 for compensation and disturb painted surfaces larger than prescribed limits must be supervised by a ______.

1. Certified Mitigator2. Certified Renovator3. Certified Remediator4. Certified Contractor

2) According to the new Lead Paint Regulations, what is the area of painted surface that is to be disturbed which will require supervision by a lead paint renovator?

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36%

7%

36%

21%Per Room / Per Side

1. 6 Sq.Ft. Int / 20 Sq.Ft. Ext2. 15 Sq.Ft. Int / 45 Sq.Ft.

Ext3. 25 Sq.Ft. Int / 50 Sq.Ft.

Ext4. 100 Sq.Ft. Int / 500 Sq.Ft.

Ext

Correct Answer: 1. 6 Sq. Ft. Int / 20 Sq. Ft. Ext

2) According to the new Lead Paint Regulations, what is the area of painted surface that is to be disturbed which will require supervision by a lead paint renovator?

1. 6 Sq.Ft. Int / 20 Sq.Ft. Ext




3) What is the fine for non-compliance with the new regulations?

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25% 25%25%25%

1. $500 per contractor2. $100 per contractor

per day3. $10,000 per

contractor4. $37,500 per

violation

Correct Answer: 4. $37,500 per violation plus 37,500 and/or imprisonment if the firm knowingly or willingly violates the regulation

3) What is the fine for non-compliance with the new regulations?

1. $500 per contractor2. $100 per contractor

per day3. $10,000 per

contractor4. $36,700 per

violation

Quizzes & Tests/Exams

The following questions and responses come from my recent review course and show a level of confusion regarding the subject.

1) An unmarried couple elects to purchase a home together. If they provide no instructions as to how they wish to take title to the property, they will take title as _____________.

1. Tenants in common2. Joint tenants3. Tenants by the entireties4. Joint tenants with the right of

survivorship

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Responses

2) A purchaser requests a general warranty deed as a condition of purchasing a property. The title the purchaser would most likely receive is _____.

1. Conditional Fee 2. Fee Simple Absolute3. Life Estates4. Quiet Title

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3) Which of the following is true regarding an open listing and an exclusive agency listing?

1. Under both, the seller avoids paying the brokerage a commission if the seller sells it himself

2. Both deny a commission to any broker who procures a buyer for the seller’s property

3. Under both, the broker earns a commission regardless of who sells a property, as long as it is sold within the listing period

4. Both grant the exclusive right to sell to whichever broker procures a buyer for the seller’s property

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4) Which of the following would be a government restriction on the use of real estate?

1. Zoning 2. Deed restrictions3. An encroachment4. Lease covenants

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5) A buyer’s mortgage loan on a closing statement is a ____________.

1. credit to the seller2. debit to the seller3. credit to the buyer4. debit to the buyer

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6) A salesperson takes an exclusive right to sell listing on a residential property. After the property is under contract, but before closing, the owner of the property dies. The purchase contract _____________.

1. is terminated by the seller’s death

2. is binding on the seller’s heirs3. will be reviewed and its status

determined by an ancillary trustee

4. remains in effect only against the buyer

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7) Two top salespersons have been competing for listings in the same farm area, frequently cutting commissions. They get together and agree to charge the same fees so that neither one of them is hurt economically. This agreement is __________________.1. okay as long as both brokers

agree2. a violation of Regulation Z of

the Truth in Lending Act3. a violation of the Sherman

Antitrust Act4. a violation of RESPA

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Games

1) Who acknowledges a deed?

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1. Buyer2. Seller3. Closing Officer4. Notary

Correct Answer: 2. Seller

•Acknowledgement is where the signer of the document swears that the signing is of their own free and voluntary act.

•A notary attests to that acknowledgement.

1) Who acknowledges a deed?

1. Buyer2. Seller3. Closing Officer4. Notary

Fastest Responders (in seconds)8.58 Participant 6E615

16.59 Participant 6E35A

Participant Scores1 Participant 6E615 0 Participant 6DF76

1 Participant 6E35A 0 Participant 6E406

0 Participant 6E37A 0 Participant 6DD67

0 Participant 6E4B6 0 Participant 6E465

0 Participant 6E47B 0 Participant 6DD80

0 Participant 6E373 0 Participant 6E3E7

0 Participant 6E3EB

0 Participant 6DDCB

0 Participant 6DFAF

0 Participant 6E494

2) Which of the following is not required for a valid deed?

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1. Competent Grantor2. Identifiable Grantee3. Legal Description4. Delivery & Acceptance

Correct Answer: 4. Delivery & Acceptance

•There are 6 requirements for valid deed:▫competent grantor▫identifiable grantee▫words of conveyance▫valuable consideration▫legal description ▫acknowledgement

•For title to pass from one party to another, delivery & acceptance is required

1. Competent Grantor2. Identifiable Grantee3. Legal Description4. Delivery & Acceptance

2) Which of the following is not required for a valid deed?



27.07 Participant 6E406

27.74 Participant 6DD80

33.23 Participant 6DF76


Participant Scores2 Participant 6E35A 0 Participant 6E47B

1 Participant 6E494 0 Participant 6DFAF

1 Participant 6E615 0 Participant 6E3EB

1 Participant 6E406 0 Participant 6E3E7

1 Participant 6DD80 0 Participant 6E373

1 Participant 6DF76 0 Participant 6DDCB

1 Participant 6E465

0 Participant 6E37A

0 Participant 6E4B6

0 Participant 6DD67

3) What type of deed is used to convey property out of a trust to a buyer?

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1. Trust Deed2. Trustees Deed3. Deed of Trust4. Quit Claim Deed

Correct Answer: 2. Trustees Deed

•Trust deed transfers a property into a trust

•Trustees deed transfers property out of the trust

•Deed of trust is a financial arrangement

•Quit claim deed does not provide a warranty

1. Trust Deed2. Trustees Deed3. Deed of Trust4. Quit Claim Deed

3) What type of deed is used to convey property out of a trust to a buyer?


12.07 Participant 6DDCB


34.74 Participant 6E3E7



Participant Scores2 Participant 6E465 0 Participant 6E4B6

2 Participant 6E615 0 Participant 6E37A

2 Participant 6E35A 0 Participant 6E47B

2 Participant 6DF76 0 Participant 6E3EB

1 Participant 6DDCB 0 Participant 6DD67


1 Participant 6E406

1 Participant 6DD80

1 Participant 6E3E7

1 Participant 6E373

4) Which of the following is not an agency relationship?

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1. Buyer Agency2. Sub Agency3. Split Agency4. Dual Agency

Correct Answer: 3. Split Agency

•4 types of agency relationships are: ▫buyer agency▫seller agency▫subagency of buyer or seller▫dual agency

•Split agency is a brokerage policy, not a relationship

1. Buyer Agency2. Sub Agency3. Split Agency4. Dual Agency

4) Which of the following is not an agency relationship?

Fastest Responders (in seconds)4.56 Participant 6DF76



7.1 Participant 6E3EB







Participant Scores3 Participant 6DF76 1 Participant 6E3EB

3 Participant 6E615 0 Participant 6E47B

3 Participant 6E35A 0 Participant 6E37A

2 Participant 6E406 0 Participant 6E4B6

2 Participant 6DDCB 0 Participant 6DFAF

2 Participant 6DD80 0 Participant 6DD67

2 Participant 6E373

2 Participant 6E465

2 Participant 6E494

2 Participant 6E3E7

5) Equal Credit Opportunity Act covers what protected class that other laws may not?

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1. Marital Status2. Sexual Orientation3. Familial Status4. Handicap

Correct Answer: 1. Marital Status

•Fair Housing Laws cover the typical protected classes which are: race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability & familial status

•Military status & ancestry are also covered by many State Fair Housing laws

•The Equal Opportunity Act protects the following classes: marital status & receipt of public assistance

5) Equal Credit Opportunity Act covers what protected class that other laws may not?

1. Marital Status2. Sexual Orientation3. Familial Status4. Handicap


8 Participant 6E465




Participant Scores4 Participant 6DF76 1 Participant 6E3EB

3 Participant 6E406 1 Participant 6DD67



3 Participant 6E35A 0 Participant 6E4B6


2 Participant 6DDCB

2 Participant 6DD80

2 Participant 6E494

2 Participant 6E3E7

6) A salesperson obtains an acceptable offer on a property they have listed. After accepting the offer the seller changes their mind and refuses to sell. The salesperson ________.

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29%29%1. can sue the seller for a

commission2. could sue their broker

if a commission is collected

3. may bring an action for specific performance

4. can place a lien on the property

Correct Answer: 2. could sue their broker if a commission is collected

• Only a broker can sue a seller for breach of contract

• Only a buyer or seller can sue for specific performance

• Most states do not allow brokers to place liens against residential properties

• Agents can sue a broker if a commission is collected and he or she fails to pay the agent

6) A salesperson obtains an acceptable offer on a property they have listed. After accepting the offer the seller changes their mind and refuses to sell. The salesperson ________.

1. can sue the seller for a commission

2. could sue their broker if a commission is collected

3. may bring an action for specific performance

4. can place a lien on the property

Fastest Responders (in seconds)20.3 Participant 6DFAF




Participant Scores4 Participant 6DF76 1 Participant 6DFAF




3 Participant 6DDCB 0 Participant 6E37A


3 Participant 6E3E7

3 Participant 6E35A

2 Participant 6E494

2 Participant 6DD80

7) A Chinese woman born in England wants to purchase an office building. The owner refuses to sell to her. This violates ________.

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1. Fair Housing Act of 19682. Civil Rights Act of 18663. State Fair Housing Act4. ECOA

Correct Answer: 2. Civil Rights Act of 1866

•Commercial real estate (office buildings) are not covered by Federal or State Fair Housing laws

•Discrimination based on race, color, and ancestry are covered under the Civil Rights Act of 1866 for commercial and residential properties

7) A Chinese woman born in England wants to purchase an office building. The owner refuses to sell to her. This violates ________.

1. Fair Housing Act of 19682. Civil Rights Act of 18663. State Fair Housing Act4. ECOA

Fastest Responders (in seconds)18.29 Participant 6E3E7


Participant Scores4 Participant 6DF76 1 Participant 6DD67

4 Participant 6E3E7 1 Participant 6DFAF


3 Participant 6E35A 0 Participant 6E47B

3 Participant 6DDCB 0 Participant 6E37A


3 Participant 6DD80

3 Participant 6E406

3 Participant 6E465

2 Participant 6E494

8) A salesperson has an exclusive right to sell listing on a residential property. One offer has already been received, but not yet presented, when another offer is submitted by a different purchaser. The salesperson’s duty regarding the multiple offers is ________.

1. with the seller’s permission, disclose the existence of the multiple offers

2. present the first offer first, then the second if the first was not accepted

3. present the offers together, but only in the order received

4. tell the second buyer of the first, regardless of the wishes of the seller

Correct Answer: 1. with the seller’s permission, disclose the existence of the multiple offers

•Multiple offers should never be disclosed without the consent of the seller

•All offers must be presented equally and not in any particular order

8) A salesperson has an exclusive right to sell listing on a residential property. One offer has already been received, but not yet presented, when another offer is submitted by a different purchaser. The salesperson’s duty regarding the multiple offers is ________.

1. with the seller’s permission, disclose the existence of the multiple offers

2. present the first offer first, then the second if the first was not accepted

3. present the offers together, but only in the order received

4. tell the second buyer of the first, regardless of the wishes of the seller

Fastest Responders (in seconds)

Participant Scores4 Participant 6DF76 1 Participant 6DFAF

4 Participant 6E3E7 1 Participant 6E3EB


3 Participant 6DDCB 0 Participant 6E47B

3 Participant 6DD80 0 Participant 6E4B6


3 Participant 6E35A

3 Participant 6E465

3 Participant 6E615

2 Participant 6E494

Evaluations

1) Do you believe that “Polling Technology” was a good topic to include in this years REEA Conference?

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1. Strongly Agree2. Agree3. Disagree4. Strongly Disagree

2) Do you believe that “Polling Technology” could be useful in your classroom, school, or learning environment?

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43%

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57%


3) Did your presenter do a good job today in covering the topic to your expectations?

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Discussion

1) Do you think that the technology enhances or detracts from the instructor’s role in the classroom?

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1. Enhances2. Detracts3. Neutral

Summary

Contacts

Robert C. [email protected]

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Hondros Collegewww.hondros.edu

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Interactive Assessment & Polling Technology for Classrooms “Hands-On!” By Robert C. Kutschbach Hondros College & Carleton Realty