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Polling @ McGill (also known as the Student Response System or SRS, or previously known as clickers) is a technology-supported questioning strategy to assess students’ learning and encourage active classroom participation. At McGill, we are using a web-based polling system, called TurningPoint. During a class with polling questions, students respond from their personal device (smartphone, tablet, or laptop).

Getting Started for Students

  1. To register your account (required):

    1. Select Register Your Account above and sign-in with your McGill username and password.

    2. Follow the prompts to agree to the terms of use and create your account.

  2. To participate in class:

    1. Download the TurningPoint app (iOS  or Android) or click Join Polling Session above.

    2. Your instructor will provide you with a Session ID at the beginning of class.

Getting Started for Instructors

  1. Select the Register Your Account button above and sign-in with your McGill username and password.

  2. Follow the prompts to agree to the terms of use and create your account.

  3. Download TurningPoint for PC or Mac on the Downloads page after creating your account.

  4. Inform your students that they are required to register for accounts. Students should refer to the instructions under "Getting Started for Students."

  5. To learn how to use Polling @ McGill, view the documentation (below) and/or request a consultation or group workshop.

Support and Documentation for Students

Support and Documentation for Instructors

For non-teaching and/or event uses, physical clickers are available for loan from IT Services. Training is available upon request.

If you experience any technical issues, please contact the IT Service Desk at 514-398-3398 or itsupport [at] mcgill.ca (by email).

McGill University is located on land which has long served as a site of meeting and exchange amongst Indigenous peoples, including the Haudenosaunee and Anishinabeg nations. McGill honours, recognizes and respects these nations as the traditional stewards of the lands and waters on which we meet today.
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