iClicker Events
Setup or edit an iClicker Event
To run an Event in iClicker, you need to have an iClicker Instructor account. See our already existing instructions for how to do this: How to Create an iClicker Cloud Instructor Account
Once logged in, click Events in the left navigation.
To set up a new Event, click Create New Event. If you have already created the Event you wish to use, skip to Step 5.
Enter Event Title and Description. Date of when the event will occur is not required (but perhaps recommended to put this in the Title?)
Click on the Event in your list of Events that you wish to edit.
Click Settings to access the following:
- The fields you filled out when originally creating the Event.
- A join code that you can copy and a Join QR code you can download.
- Polling settings – similar to courses, but grading options have been removed.
- Devices – cannot restrict type of device like you can in courses, and no option to monitor participant focus like in courses.
Options that are not in Events that are in courses:
- Quizzing
- Attendance
- Integrations (with LEARN)
- Grading
Save any changes you have made.
Running an Event
Open the iClicker Desktop App and Sign In.
Go to the Events tab.
Click Join Code to open a website with the Join Code and the QR Code for joining the session. Display this where needed.
Click the three dots if you wish to change any settings before starting the Event.
You can start the event by clicking the three dots and clicking Start Event, or click the Start Event button that appears when hovering over the Event. A toolbar will now be available on your screen similar to iClicker sessions run within a class.
For participants who did not receive the Join code ahead of time, you can show this to participants on your screen using the Join button.
Run polls as you would within an iClicker class.
When you are ready to end your Event, click End and follow the prompts.
Need help?
Contact LEARNhelp at mailto:learnhelp@uwaterloo.ca or 519-888-4567 ext. 41744 for assistance.
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