Anonymous wrote:

I believe the test is given on a lockdown browser, much like tests in school (at least for my kid) are. You can't navigate away from the SAT test browser.

What would prevent running the software in a virtual machine?

What is a virtual machine

I believe the test is given on a lockdown browser, much like tests in school (at least for my kid) are. You can't navigate away from the SAT test browser.

What would prevent running the software in a virtual machine?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Dumb question I guess but how do they make sure you're not sneaking looking up info on the internet?

I believe the test is given on a lockdown browser, much like tests in school (at least for my kid) are. You can't navigate away from the SAT test browser.

This.

For phones, they *should* be okay with it powered off and put away in a backpack. But it does have to be a full powered off shutdown.

Anonymous wrote:Dumb question I guess but how do they make sure you're not sneaking looking up info on the internet?

I believe the test is given on a lockdown browser, much like tests in school (at least for my kid) are. You can't navigate away from the SAT test browser.

Dumb question I guess but how do they make sure you're not sneaking looking up info on the internet?

I would have kid bring charging cord just in case. Sometimes the test starts closer to 9.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wait to pick him up until he calls. Sometimes it runs late

There is a secure place to store their phones? They can’t bring them in the testing room right?

I think they had them in their backpacks on the floor at my kid’s school.

Anonymous wrote:I wait to pick him up until he calls. Sometimes it runs late

There is a secure place to store their phones? They can’t bring them in the testing room right?

Anonymous wrote:Has he tried taking a practice blue book test on your computer? I would 100% do that.

Yeah he has done half a dozen over the summer. Very familiar with it.

I wait to pick him up until he calls. Sometimes it runs late

Anonymous wrote:NP - following the thread on the pick up time question. Also, does the test start pretty close to 8 or is there a chunk of time spent on instructions, etc?

Often the test will start closer to 8:30.

There is also a 10 min break in the middle.

NP - following the thread on the pick up time question. Also, does the test start pretty close to 8 or is there a chunk of time spent on instructions, etc?

I would make sure he knows your password, just in case.

Has he tried taking a practice blue book test on your computer? I would 100% do that.

My kid is using my computer for this weekend's test at McLean HS.

Will the kids be given instructions on how to connect to the McLean HS wi-fi if they don't go there and already have the connection saved on their computer?

Also, I am 99% sure I have disabled the screen saver, so he doesn't have to remember my password to get back into it.

He will take the computer fully charged when he goes to the test.

Also, complicated story but I need to have a family member pick him up when the test is done. Should they arrive at 10:30 a.m. for the 8 am test?

Any other tech things I am overlooking?