Readiness Checklist

Instructions

1. Tell technology staff you’re getting ready for digital testing.

   • You’ll need to work with staff who manage your school’s network and devices.
   • They should check internet connectivity in each testing room, configure the network, and prepare school-managed testing devices.

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   Technology Tasks for IT

2. Ask technology staff about networks.

   • Will the network speed in each testing room support the expected number of test takers?
   • Who can configure the network for testing?
   • Who can I contact if I need help with the network on test day?

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   Network Guidance for IT

3. Ask technology staff about testing devices.

   • Will our school-managed devices support Bluebook™ testing requirements?
   • Who can install Bluebook on school-managed devices?

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   Device Info for IT

4. Recruit a technology monitor.

   • Technology monitors use our simple troubleshooting tips to help students on test day.
   • They don’t require technical expertise.
   • They need to be on-site.
   • For SAT Weekend, recruit 1 technology monitor.
   • For AP Exams and PSAT-related assessments, schools can recruit more than 1 technology monitor if needed.

5. Direct students who test on personal devices to download Bluebook.

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   Bluebook Download for Students

6. Set up Test Day Toolkit.

   • Test Day Toolkit is an integral part of Bluebook—digital testing isn’t possible without it.

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   Set Up Test Day Toolkit for AP Exams

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   Set Up Test Day Toolkit for PSAT-Related Assessments

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   Set Up Test Day Toolkit for SAT Weekend

7. Check network and staff readiness the week before test day.

   • If applicable, connect to Wi-Fi on a personal device in a testing room to make sure the network is set up for guest access.
   • Add all testing staff to Test Day Toolkit and make sure they can sign in.