I believe utilizing technology correctly can provide the teacher/coach with some advantages. The feedback I get from a few extra minutes of my time and my players time is invaluable. Of course as a coach I have to take some time to prepare, but because it’s so simple, I think it is time well spent. As the presenter I can save results of all quizzes and analyze how my players are doing over a certain time period. Again the purpose is to get feedback and data on how well the players understand the information before we hit the field.Īt the end of any meeting a short quiz can be presented. This eliminates paper and calculates the results automatically.
I have used quizzes in slides at the end of a hudl presentation and I could still do that with the device hosting the test questions and answers and hudl presenting video for then question. Using the app then would work well to show me how prepared we are. Monday after our initial scouting report would be a good check for understanding. You can create a quiz for your scouting reports and quiz your players at different times during the week. Stopping for a short check for understanding before you move in to a new idea or concept can be helpful.
Eclicker presenter app install#
The video below gives you a demonstration of the app.Īs mentioned you can quiz your players through out or at the end of a position install meeting. The app will give you the name of each user and the results overall (average percentage of all of your players) as well as allowing you to see how each individual did.
I then took the “Skitch” app ( read about it here) and added the letters designating each player and saved it to my camera roll.įrom eClicker I used the following steps illustrated in the screen shots.Īfter your questions and answers are entered into a playlist, your quiz is ready to be presented whenever you choose during your meeting. I simply went into the hudl playlist and when I had the clip I wanted I paused it and hit the home button and power button at the same time. For that real install meeting, I probably would create a longer list of questions or what is called a “play list” in eClicker.įirst I took a screen shot of the formations I wanted in the Hudl app. This 3 question example took me less than 5 minutes to create. To create this quiz, I use a couple apps and a few simple steps. I will take you through an example of a quiz that I can use during a formation installation meeting with my receivers.Īfter presenting our formations, I can post a quiz that each player will answer immediately from their device. I will include links at the end of this article.ĮClicker allows you to create short multiple choice, true/false or agree/disagree questions and present them to your audience at any time during your lesson/position meeting. Both can be downloaded from the App Store. The app for the teacher/coach/presenter is called eClicker Presenter and for the student/player/audience it is called eClicker Audience. The presenter must run from an iOS device. I like that it is accessible to all types of devices. Currently this is an app for the iOS device only but any smartphone, laptop or tablet can also use it via the Internet. For your players or students, their app to work interactively with you is free. This one is not free, but for $14.99 you can get your money’s worth if you use it right. I found another app that allows coaches and teachers to keep their audience engaged.
Again the premise is to keep players engaged and interactive with whatever is being presented. I posted on Ohio State’s coaching staff using a method they call on edge coaching.
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