The React Labs project

React Labs is a new app that lets you watch live events and react to them using your smartphone in real time. During the event, live charting is updated second by second to provide a dynamic picture of people's reactions. After the event, charts provide a new source of data for analysis. You can also comment on Twitter and see what everyone else is saying -- just scroll below the Comment button when you're using the app.

React on your smartphone or computer by going to go.reactlabs.org.

For more info, visit the React Labs project page.

Links to live-charting results

University of Miami Teaching and Learning Community Forum, March 30, 2012
Reactions to a Miami Teaching and Learning Community Forum, Aligning Research, Policy, and Practice in an Era of Accountability: a dialogue on the consequences, challenges, and ethics of current “school reform.” Features a keynote address by Alfie Kohn, “The Deadly Effects of Corporate-Style 'School Reform': Challenging High-Stakes Testing and Other Impediments to Learning". University of Miami, Storer Auditorium, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Philip Resnik's plenary lecture at the American Association for Applied Linguistics conference, March 26, 2012.
A successful beta test with 45 audience members using React Labs during a live event.
February 26, 2012. The Oscars.
February 22, 2012. Republican debate in Arizona. A test with about 15 participants.
February 5, 2012. Super Bowl XLVI. A test with about 20 participants.
- Also, on Safari browsers only: An experimental page that links the real-time Super Bowl reactions to a video of the game.

Don't just watch. React.

The React Labs project

Links to live-charting results