Export Polling Data

i>grader polling data can be exported in a format compatible with your course management system or in a general format that can be opened in a variety of programs (e.g., Excel).

To set your preferred export format, open i>clicker, select your class, and locate the Registration and Export tab in Settings and Preferences.

To export your polling data for general (non-CMS specific) use:

  1. Locate and select General (No CMS specified) under the Course Management section of the Registration and Export tab.

  2. Open i>grader and confirm that General is listed in the field Output formatted for: Click the Export Selected Session(s) as csv (Excel) file or Export All Sessions as csv (Excel) file button from the i>grader main screen.

  3. A new window will appear. Select the checkboxes next to the data that you wish to export. Click Select All to select all of the options.

  4. Click Export.

  5. The Save File As dialog appears. Click Save to save the file in your course folder with the name UploadFile.csv. You may also rename the file and change the save location.

  6. Repeat for every class for which you are using i>clicker.

Note: The i>clicker 5.5 General export data is backwards-compatible. The default selections (student ID, session total, aggregate total) will produce an Uploadfile.csv file that mirrors the exported file format of previous i>grader versions.

To export your polling data so it is pre-formatted to work with your campus course management system:

  1. Locate and select your course management system under the Course Management section of the Registration and Export tab.

  2. Open i>grader and confirm that your CMS is listed in the field Output formatted for. Click the Export Selected Session(s) as csv (Excel) file or Export All Sessions as csv (Excel) file button from the i>grader main screen.

  3. The file will automatically be generated. Locate the Uploadfile.csv file, which will be saved into your specific class folder. (Exception: The exported file name for Moodle is MoodleUpload.xls.)

  4. Repeat for every class for which you are using i>clicker.

Following the instructions in the guides available at www.iclicker.com (via Support > User Guides), import the Uploadfile.csv into your course management system gradebook.