Vretta has developed two videos to help learners: 

• create their Vretta account, and 

• book their CAEC tests

The CAEC is a fully-computerized test.  

• Vretta has developed a resource that can help learners get comfortable with the online testing environment

• The online test has a number of built-in tools that may be unfamiliar to the learner, such as:

  • Zoom and Line Reader

  • Drawing Tools

  • Self-contained notepad

  • Self-contained formula sheets

  • Self-contained calculator

  • Self-contained protractor

  • Self-contained ruler

  • Self-contained dictionary and thesaurus (only available during the Writing test)

AlphaPlus has identified " four new ways in which the CAEC tests require digital skills and knowledge [compared to the GED]: 

• • 1. Interpreting a large amount of information displayed on the screen 

  • 2. Navigating the test interface and using a variety of digital tools 

  • 3. Answering at least 13 different kinds of multiple-choice questions that require a variety of digital skills and knowledge 

  • 4. Reading content from online environments, particularly in the reading section"

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AlphaPlus: Test Readiness Tools - multiple resources and assessments

• Low or no digital foundational CAEC assessment 

• Foundational learning assessment