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Welcome to TurningPoint Built-in Testing Standards With Built-in Testing Standards, you can choose standards by: • State (choose from all 50 states) • Type • Subject • Grade TestingPoint 2008 Support TestingPoint is a Microsoft Word add-in that allows users to create self-paced tests. TurningPoint allows users to import TestingPoint documents to create an interactive presentation. Participant List Features Participant Lists allow you to create predefined audience lists allowing you to gather session information by participant or response device. With the Participant List, the Device ID field is automatically added when you create a new list. Additionally, you can: • Add/Remove Fields, such as Class or Company, from the Participant Information Screen • Allow audience members not in your Participant List to participate in a presentation Turning Reports With the reports interface, you can easily review the results of your TurningPoint session in reports. The following chapters in this guide demonstrate how to implement these new features to make the most of your presentation. 6 Turning Technologies
About TurningPoint Welcome to TurningPoint, the easiest, most powerful, fully interactive group response system available. Designed to be used with PowerPoint, TurningPoint enables two-way communication between a speaker and a large group by allowing audience feedback. TurningPoint offers the ability to collect, evaluate, and record responses from everyone in the audience, transforming a lecture, workshop, or meeting into a more effective learning environment for everyone in the room. By engaging each participant, TurningPoint creates a unique session every time, recording response data that can be used immediately or later for grading, polling, attendance tracking, and demographic research. Whether you want to gauge an audience’s opinion or quickly assess your students’ understanding on important points in a lecture, TurningPoint enables you to ask and receive a response at the very moment you want to ask most. The audience uses response devices to submit answers to questions you have created. Then, TurningPoint gathers responses from each participant and quickly translates them into measurable results in the form of test scores, charts, and graphs. After a presentation, TurningPoint helps you store the data for later access or for use in reporting or grading. This chapter provides an overview of the product and its capabilities and includes the system requirements, the steps for installing TurningPoint on your computer, and some resources available to you for customer support. TurningPoint User Guide 7
Page 1 and 2: User Guide TurningPoint User Guide
Page 3 and 4: Content 1 About TurningPoint . . .
Page 5 and 6: Format Word Documents. . . . . . .
Page 7: Welcome to TurningPoint TurningPoin
Page 11 and 12: System Requirements System Requirem
Page 13 and 14: Install TurningPoint Install Turnin
Page 15 and 16: 6 Choose the installation destinati
Page 17 and 18: Tour of the TurningPoint Toolbar To
Page 19 and 20: Customer Support Resources Customer
Page 21 and 22: Where Do I Go From Here? Where Do I
Page 23 and 24: Getting Started with TurningPoint T
Page 25 and 26: Five Steps to Presentation Success
Page 27 and 28: Step One: Create Presentation Slide
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Page 41 and 42: Step Four: Run a Presentation Sessi
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Page 47 and 48: Chapter Name Description Where Do I
Page 49 and 50: Creating and Saving Slides In Chapt
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Page 53 and 54: Creating Slides TurningPoint allows
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Chart Slides Types of Slides The fi
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Types of Slides 3D Pie Slide The 3D
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Template Slides Types of Slides The
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Types of Slides Likert Scale Slide
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Types of Slides Once the channel is
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Types of Slides (for reporting and
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Step by Step Instructions To design
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2 Select Insert Object from the Tur
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3 Select the Answer you want to ide
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Step by Step Instructions To set a
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Step by Step Instructions To clear
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Step by Step Instructions To create
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Modify Slides Additionally, you can
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2 Select Insert Object from the Tur
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There are two Answer Now Indicators
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Add Objects You can specify that a
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Add Objects A Correct Answer indica
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Add Objects You can add more than o
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Add Statistics Indicators Add Objec
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Add Objects You can add additional
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Response Device and Settings Manage
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Response Device Description Respons
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Install Devices Install Devices Use
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Step by Step Instructions To Check
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Install Radio Frequency Response De
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Install Devices 2 Select Polling Te
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Install Devices vPads exhibit the s
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Install Devices 5 Select the Plus b
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4 Press a key on each response devi
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Step by Step Instructions 1 Connect
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4 Enable the vPad. a Find Enable vP
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Response Device Management 2 Select
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Response Device Management Step by
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Next Steps Response Device Manageme
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Settings The Settings tab displays
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Settings changed. 2.) Select Change
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Response Devices Settings Settings
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Presentation Settings Settings Pres
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Setting Description Use Second Moni
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Answer Settings Settings Answer-lev
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Track Participants Participant List
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Create Participant Lists Create a P
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3 Select the Continue button to con
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6 Optionally, edit the Participant
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Manage Participant Lists Manage Par
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Select the down arrow at the bottom
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c Select Rename Field. A text entry
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7 Optionally, rearrange the column
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3 Click the Delete button. TurningP
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Tools TurningPoint offers tools tha
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Step by Step Instructions To create
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5 From the Type … drop-down menu,
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9 Repeat these steps beginning with
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3 Select Custom Standards Lists. St
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2 Select Standards from the Tools m
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5 Drag and drop the standard to add
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2 Select QuestionPoint. The Questio
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6 Select a grade-level from the Gra
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Attribute Description Parser Docume
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Step by Step Instructions To import
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Where Do I Go From Here? Where Do I
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Run Presentations After you have cr
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Run a Presentation You run an inter
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4 Optionally, from the TurningPoint
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Run a Presentation These settings a
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Toggle Results Show the Response Gr
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View Polling Status Run a Presentat
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Use the Participant Monitor Run a P
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Run a Presentation points accumulat
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• Custom Slide - select the Inser
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Where Do I Go From Here? This chapt
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Reports Turning Reports allows you
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Step by Step Instructions To view a
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Results by Question Reports Types o
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Demographic Reports Types of Report
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Types of Reports • a vertical bar
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Graded Participant Results (correct
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Graded Participant Results (ratio)
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Percentile Reports Types of Reports
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Other Reports Types of Reports Turn
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Types of Reports Response Data Expo
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Where Do I Go From Here? Where Do I
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Sessions TurningPoint creates sessi
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Manage Sessions This section descri
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Step by Step Instructions To change
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Continue a Previously Saved Session
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