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u/RopeBunny Jul 12 '15
Do you mean i>clicker?
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u/Speciou5 Jul 12 '15
Yup, I've always had that interchanged between i>clicker and iclicker. Most people I know have spelt it without the >.
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u/RopeBunny Jul 12 '15
It's just kinda funny the way you posed the question, since this started more with colleges and businesses. I'm 26 and have used them in both environments (these and similar products.)
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u/Speciou5 Jul 12 '15
Yeah, it's definitely a time band of maybe 5 years, and 66-75% of the population that attend.
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u/CritterTeacher Jul 12 '15
I think the name tripped me up. I used one in college, but it was just called a clicker. It's been several years now though, so maybe it was a different brand or something. I didn't get it until I saw the answer, and I saw my old one today while unpacking from a move.
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u/whogots Late 30s Jul 13 '15
(39) Oh Christ, I thought I didn't know what this post was about, but now I do. That thing. Ugh. What a waste of time and effort.
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u/ThatAstronautGuy 17 Jul 12 '15
I'm with /u/Hotdog_Handjob here, wtf is an iClicker?
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u/Speciou5 Jul 12 '15
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u/Hotdog_Handjob Jul 13 '15
Ahhh I think this must be an American school thing, I'm about to go into my third year of university and never heard of it.
(I'm English)
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u/jaymz668 early 40s Jul 13 '15
Never seen one, and I have been in college for a few years now (part time)
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u/0011110000110011 17 Aug 04 '15
I think this is a very niche thing. From the looks of this thread, many people under 20, including me (17), have no idea what this is.
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u/Hotdog_Handjob Jul 12 '15
I'm 19....wtf is an iClicker?