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  1. What is the recommended minimum processor speed for a device running TestNav?

    Answer: 1.2 GHz dual-core

    TestNav recommends a minimum of a 1.2 GHz dual-core processor to ensure smooth rendering of test content.

  2. Why is it important to disable automatic operating system updates on testing devices before a TestNav session?

    Answer: OS updates can interrupt testing or introduce untested configuration changes

    Automatic updates during a test session can force reboots or change system configurations, disrupting students and potentially corrupting responses.

  3. What disk space is generally needed on a device to install and run the TestNav native app?

    Answer: 250 MB

    The TestNav native app requires approximately 250 MB of free disk space for installation and temporary data storage.

  4. Which of the following should be disabled on student devices to maintain test security during TestNav sessions?

    Answer: Screen recording and remote access software

    Screen recording and remote access tools must be disabled to prevent unauthorized capture or control of test content, preserving test integrity.

  5. What does the TestNav System Check tool verify before a test begins?

    Answer: Device hardware, network connectivity, and audio/video capabilities

    The TestNav System Check confirms that the device's hardware, network connection, and media capabilities meet the requirements needed to run a test session.

  6. How does TestNav handle a situation where a student's device loses internet connectivity mid-test?

    Answer: TestNav saves responses locally and syncs them when connectivity is restored

    TestNav's resilient design saves student responses locally on the device and synchronizes them with the server once the internet connection is re-established.

  7. Which of the following best describes a supported input device for students using TestNav?

    Answer: Keyboard, mouse, and touchscreen input are all supported

    TestNav supports keyboard, mouse, and touchscreen input, allowing flexibility across different device types such as desktops, laptops, and tablets.