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This section includes installation and setup guidelines by operating system and explains which tasks apply only to a specific test management system (PearsonAccessNext or ADAM). 

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Wireless Testing Best Practices

If you're testing wirelessly, use the following best practices:

  • Use the most wireless access points (WAPs) possible.

  • Limit the number of computers per WAP.

  • Limit distance and obstructions between devices and the WAPs.

  • Run an infrastructure trial to test capacity and performance.

Understand App Check

You can find App Check on the TestNav Sign In page. App Check confirms that the device or computer can connect to TestNav and that it is configured to start TestNav in kiosk mode. An optional configuration identifier may be entered to validate additional TestNav configurations from the assessment management system.

See App Check for details.

Understand SRF and Log Files

For details, see Set Up and Find Saved Response Files (SRF).

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For step-by-step setup instructions, click the links below. You can also read further on this page for a detailed overview on installable TestNav, SystemCheck, and saved response file (SRF) and log files.

You download and install the TestNav app on testing devices, and click the appropriate icon for your test from the TestNav Home page. Testing devices lock down when the TestNav app launches to ensure that students cannot access any other apps or sites. 

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Understand App Check with Installable TestNav

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