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click·er

(klĭk′ər)
n.
One that clicks, as:
a. A remote control, as for a television or DVD player.
b. A computer mouse.
c. A mechanical counter.
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clicker

(ˈklɪkə)
n
1. a person or thing that clicks
2. (Commerce) informal a foreman in a shoe factory or printing works
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click•er

(ˈklɪk ər)
n.
remote control (def. 2).
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Translations

clicker

n (US inf: = remote control) → Fernbedienung f
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Touchback support on your wireless collaboration solution allows you to control any application on your laptop via the touch screen in the room, instead of using a computer mouse or clickers. You can control data with your finger or with a specified stylus.
Although 7,000 clickers were made by ACME Whistles during the sixmonth build-up to D-Day, which took place 75 years ago, very few originals remain.
Tanks crossing the Rhine in 1945 'Lost' clicker was just a click away from factory where it was made AN appeal to find one of the lost D-Day clickers used by paratroopers ahead of the landings on June 5, 1944, has been successful - with one family uncovering an original in their father's belongings just a stone's throw from the Hockley factory where it was made.
A HISTORIC Birmingham manufacturer is appealing for help from war veterans and their families to find what are coined 'the lost clickers' of the D-Day landings.
At the course level, clickers (or classroom response systems) have long been adopted to promote interaction in classrooms.
Most pet-supply stores now carry clickers, as do your friendly neighborhood clicker trainers.
Accordingly, learning activities can be included in achievement assessments, and therefore may result in creating critical thinking, problem-solving, and content assessment based on the use of computer-based examinations, portfolio's, clickers, and journaling.
Providers such as Turning Technologies and i>Clicker have maintained a presence in the higher education market for more than a decade, offering hardware devices, or "clickers" with keypads, that students can use to register responses in class.
Student response systems generally come in two forms: device-based, where students use clickers to enter their answers; and app-based, where students record responses on their phones or school-issued tablets or laptops.
Students were later introduced to clickers for in-class use to their delight.
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