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Computerized OAT
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Yes I do. It is the same as regular OAT. You can always go back. The only thing u have to watch out is that it might take time to go back from the end all the way to the beginning. cos u can only go back one problem at the time.russianOD said:
it is the same as the OAT written (i.e same order of sections, same level of difficulty)
you are given a brief tutorial before you begin you testing session (ie---how to go through the test using keypad/mouse); you are also given scrap paper for any calculations (which has to be returned after the testing session)
a great study aide that helps you get acquainted with the computerized format is the "Topscore OAT Score guide" ---it is a CD that has 3 different OAT tests and allows you the option of having them timed (as in an actual test situation)---the CD is between $45-50
good luck!
you are given a brief tutorial before you begin you testing session (ie---how to go through the test using keypad/mouse); you are also given scrap paper for any calculations (which has to be returned after the testing session)
a great study aide that helps you get acquainted with the computerized format is the "Topscore OAT Score guide" ---it is a CD that has 3 different OAT tests and allows you the option of having them timed (as in an actual test situation)---the CD is between $45-50
good luck!
russianOD said:
You can find some general information here: https://www.ada.org/oat/OAT_Guide.doc
- Rosanna
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How did you prepare for the computerize version? Did anyone use the TopScore Pro software? Thanks!
