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We strongly recommend that all computers are connected to a power source, but at a minimum, all test-taking devices must be able to hold a charge for up to five hours. Students may also use the zoom tool to enlarge the content on the screen. Larger resolutions can be applied as appropriate for the monitor or screen being used.ĭepending on screen size, students may need to use vertical or horizontal scroll bars to view all test-related information.

Dimensions: 10" or larger (with the exception of iPad, which can have a 9.7" display Apple iPad Minis can't be used.).

Screen Dimensions and ResolutionĪll devices must meet these requirements: You'll need to configure one school-owned computer, Chromebook, or iPad for each student. Students take the test by accessing the secure browser.

Windows: Chrome, Edge (Windows 10 only), and Firefox.

Use the latest version of a browser listed for your operating system: Each testing room needs a dedicated computer that uses Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS, or iPadOS. Proctors use the TA Interface to administer the test. TIDE can't be accessed on a Chromebook or iPad. They'll need a dedicated computer that uses Windows, macOS, or Linux. Your school's test coordinator uses TIDE to organize test activities and adjust student settings before and during test day. Educator ComputersĬoordinators and proctors use the latest versions of supported browsers to access the test delivery system.

Your school's test coordinator, proctors, and test takers each need a school-owned device.