Technical Aspects Flashcards

What happens if a student's internet connection drops during the Digital SAT?

Answer: Bluebook saves progress locally and syncs when reconnected

Bluebook is designed to work offline temporarily, saving responses locally so no answers are lost during brief connection interruptions.

Which type of calculator is built into the Bluebook application for the Digital SAT?

Answer: Desmos graphing calculator

Bluebook includes an integrated Desmos graphing calculator that students can use on all Math questions.

How does the Digital SAT's adaptive testing work between modules?

Answer: The second module's difficulty is set based on performance in the first module

The Digital SAT uses multistage adaptive testing, where the difficulty of Module 2 is determined by overall performance in Module 1.

What is the primary purpose of the 'Mark for Review' feature in Bluebook?

Answer: To place a bookmark so the student can return to it within the same module

The 'Mark for Review' flag allows students to bookmark a question and easily return to it before the module timer expires.

On the Digital SAT, which of the following is TRUE about the testing device?

Answer: Students may use a school-provided or personal device if it meets Bluebook requirements

Eligible devices include school-issued or personal laptops and tablets that meet the minimum technical specifications for Bluebook.

What does the countdown timer in Bluebook display during the Digital SAT?

Answer: Time remaining for the current module only

The Bluebook timer shows the time remaining for the active module, helping students pace themselves within that section.

A student taking the Digital SAT at home (via School Day) accidentally closes the Bluebook app. What should they do?

Answer: Reopen Bluebook and log back in to resume where they left off

Bluebook saves progress continuously, so students can reopen the app, log back in, and resume without losing their answers.