1. DRC INSIGHT and COS Installation Training
Georgia Milestones Assessment System
February 19 and 21, 2019

2. Participants
GaDOE
Sandy Greene, Ed.D., Director, Assessment Administration
Taiesha Adams, Ed.D., Assessment Specialist
Joe Blessing, Assessment Specialist
Robert McLeod, Ed.D., Assessment Specialist
Chris Shealy, Director, Technology Services
DRC
Anu Tummala, Program Management
Evan Gedlinske, Program Management
Missy Shealy, Program Management
Phil Peterson, Customer Care
Stuart Bowlus, Program Management 2

3. Webinars
All webinar recordings are available the day after the presentation. Click on the original registration link for any Assessment webinar to access the recording.
February 19:
February 21:
This presentation file can be found at
Certificates are now sent from GoToWebinar after live training sessions. Those watching recordings will not receive a certificate.

4. Agenda Key Dates What’s New/Reminders
COS Service Device Installation and Configuration
INSIGHT Installation and Configuration
Central Office Services – Device Toolkit (COS-DTK)
Secure Browser
Understanding the INSIGHT Student Portal Page and Test Practice Options 4

5. Key Dates Testing Windows EOC Spring Mid-Month February 11 – 22
March 11 – 22
EOG Spring Main
April 8 – May 17
Test Setup Opens: March 6
EOC Spring Main
April 22 – May 31
Secure Practice Test with Response Transmission
August 6 – April 30
Training
INSIGHT Installation/eDIRECT Training for Georgia Milestones
February 19 10:00 am
February 21 1:00 pm (Live Repeat)
Pre-administration Webinars
February 26 10:00 am
February 28 1:00 pm (Live Repeat)
Spring/Summer Test Setup Training Webinars
March 5 10:00 am
March 7 1:00 pm (Live Repeat)
EOG/EOC Post-Assessment Training
May 28, :00 am 5

6. EOC Preliminary Reports for Spring Graduates
In eDIRECT check the Preliminary Reporting Timeline on the last page of Enrollment Guide Spring 2019 in eDIRECT posted under General Information>Manuals
Please contact the GaDOE if there is concern about receiving senior EOC score reports prior to graduation
2/18/2019

7. What’s New? 7

8. What’s New? - Validate Content
A new content validation button will allow users to validate their COS Service Devices' content outside of the daily, automatic content validation window (12:00 am - 3:00 am CT).
Within the Service Devices tab, the user will have the ability to click the "Validate All" button to update all COS Service Devices attached to that configuration. The user can also select particular COS Service Devices and, using the Actions button, validate them independently from any other listed COS Service Device.
While a COS Service Device's content is being validated, both the corresponding Content Management indicator (CM) and overall configuration will turn yellow - indicating an update is taking place.
Once the content validation has completed, everything will return to  green - indicating the configuration and COS Service Device(s) are fully functional. 8

9. What’s New? - Validate Content
All content that is downloaded to the COS Service Device, (all programs that are checked under the Content Management tab,) will be validated during the validation process. A site can use this option to ensure all of their downloaded testing content is valid. 9

10. Reminders 10

11. Reminder – Secure Practice Test with Response Transmission
Available August 6, 2018 – April 30, 2019
Form content has been enhanced by duplicating items in order to more accurately represent the load placed on the district/school system when operational testing is taking place.
The new Technology Enhanced items are not available in the Secure Practice Test with Response Transmission. Use Experience Online Testing Georgia or Secure Practice Test (without Response Transmission) to practice with the new Technology Enhanced items.
Copying a test session in eDIRECT will be allowed in order to accommodate those that desire a student be able to take a particular assessment multiple times.
Students will be loaded from Winter and Spring Pre-ID files.
Test Sessions will not be created when the Pre-ID files are loaded.
Multiple Student Upload can also be used to add students, test sessions will be created with this method of adding students.
If using the same file to upload students multiple times, you will need to change the Teacher Name to create a unique test session name. 11

12. Reminder – Extended Retry Logic
Provides solution to avoid a network connection error that disconnected students from testing or caused error flags previously on the TSM
Results in fewer students disconnected from testing
Continues attempting to connect for up to five minutes
Removes the need for response caching that was previously used with a TSM 12

13. Reminder – Extended Retry Logic
If INSIGHT cannot send a test response to DRC due to connectivity issues, it displays the following error message. 13

14. Reminder – Extended Retry Logic
INSIGHT attempts to send the test response to DRC for five minutes. During this time, the following scenarios may occur:
Scenario I: A connection is re-established quickly.
In this situation, the error message closes and the tester continues testing. Note that this situation could occur very quickly, even before a test proctor has had time to contact the tester.
Scenario II: The tester is directed to close the message (clicks Exit the Test).
In this situation, a test proctor directs the tester to click Exit the Test, INSIGHT closes, and testing ends for the tester.
Note: All test information is saved and tester can resume testing at same point in the test when they re-enter the test. 14

15. Reminder – Extended Retry Logic
Scenario III: The tester is directed to wait and to leave the message displayed.
In this situation, one of two things occur:
If a network connection is re-established within five minutes, the test response is sent to DRC, the message closes automatically, and the tester can continue testing.
If a network connection is not re-established within five minutes, the message closes and an Internet Connection Error message displays, requiring the tester to exit INSIGHT by clicking OK. 15

16. Reminder – INSIGHT Portal Page
Student testing portal page for 16

17. Reminder – eDIRECT Permissions
Reference the Permissions Matrix in the eDIRECT User Guide
Each user will be assigned a set of permissions (district/school level), to allow the user to handle testing responsibilities
Assign those permissions to appropriate district- or school-level personnel that assist in trouble-shooting
Example, “Test Tickets - Unlock” permission 17

18. Reminder – Looking Forward: COS
As of the EOC August Mid-Month (August 6), all districts should have transitioned from the TSM to COS Service Devices for Content Caching
DRC will no longer be supporting the TSM for Content Caching for Milestones, WIDA Screener, ACCESS for ELLs 2.0. 
Using the TSM for Response Caching is allowed but not recommended.
The TSM will not be available or supported for Content Caching or Response Caching in 18

19. Getting Started – The Basics19

20. Technology and Testing
Testing and Technology teams should work closely together
Review training dates and times
Review testing schedule, number of testers, amount of time testing
Capacity Estimator
Computer Use Estimator
Readiness Checklist
Plan for Secure Practice Test sessions
Verify that any new district technology works with INSIGHT
Check Firewall Settings and Whitelisting
Verify new hardware and software works with INSIGHT 20

21. Network Requirements
All testing devices should have access to the Internet and DRC servers using HTTP/HTTPS protocols on ports 80 and 443
All firewalls should allow connectivity on ports 80, 443, and
Whitelist the following file types, both internally and externally: enc, exe (for updates), gif, html, jar, jpeg, xml
Prioritize/whitelist INSIGHT traffic on: firewalls, internet packet shaper, routers, switches, proxies, other network devices
Whitelist these URLs on content filtering systems or other proxy/firewall software that is used locally: 21

22. System Requirements
DRC provides updates of system requirements every 3-4 months
Goal to provide guidance based on device/operating system vendor support plans
Please note – If you experienced satisfactory performance from the hardware you used for online testing in , you should experience the same performance, or better, this year using the updated DRC INSIGHT secure browser and COS Service Device software – IF the device/operating system vendor still supports the device/operating system
Details of the System Requirements are located in eDIRECT
General Information/Documents/
Document Type of Manuals 22

23. Getting Started – The Basics
Think about how you will group your testing machines
Local Testing Schedule – New Scheduling Flexibility
Computer Usage Estimator
COS Service Device
Capacity Estimator
Decide where and how you will deploy it 
Install it
Setup Configurations in the Central Office Services – Device Toolkit (COS- DTK) for each group
Install DRC INSIGHT
One installation for Milestones (EOC and EOG), WIDA Screener, and ACCESS for ELLs 2.0 (some sites may have already done this for WIDA screening and ACCESS testing) 23

24. Grouping Machines 24

25. Groups of Testing Machines
Consider the local testing calendar and work with the System Test Coordinator to determine any scheduling flexibility options to maximize devices and bandwidth.
Think about how you will group your testing machines
Location
Lab/Cart
Device OS
Grade
Other
Consider using an organized naming convention
You will use this information later in the COS-DTK to set up configurations. 25

26. Installation of COS Service Device26

27. COS Service Device COS includes two major components:
COS-Device Toolkit (COS-DTK) Interface
Configuration User Interface replaced stand-alone Device Toolkit
Enhanced integration into eDIRECT for improved security and usability
COS Service Devices
Content Management and Content Hosting services that replace TSM
Service device software is installed locally on one or more dedicated devices at testing sites 27

28. Installation of COS Service Device
Select the appropriate installation package from Georgia Milestones eDIRECT/General Information/Downloads and double-click to begin the installation
Windows version 2.2
MacOS and Linux version 2.1
Configure Service Ports
On this window you specify the base port
After you specify the base port, COS Service Device automatically selects the next three consecutively numbered ports.
You usually can use the default port values of 55222, 55223, 55224, and 28

29. Installation of COS Service Device
Test Service Ports
After you select your ports, click Test to verify that the ports selected are available on the device, then click OK and Next (or Cancel to exit the installation). 29

30. Installation of COS Service Device
Complete the Wizard and eDIRECT is launched
Two things now occur at the same time: The Completing the Central Office Wizard window appears, and the DRC INSIGHT Portal screens are launched. 
Important: From the Completing the Central Office Wizard window highlight and copy and save the URL that displays — you can use it to resume the process at this point (if necessary) without re- installing the COS Service Device. 30

31. COS Configurations 1. Creating a New Configuration31

32. Create a COS Configuration
After you have installed a COS Service Device, you must create an initial configuration referencing the COS Service Device to associate it with your testing devices. This section describes how to create the initial COS association. DRC provides a wizard to help you with this process. 
When you finish installing the COS Service Device, if you are not signed in to eDIRECT, you must sign in. If you are already signed in to eDIRECT, see next page. 32

33. Create a COS Configuration
After you finish installing the COS Service Device, if you are signed in to the eDIRECT, the End User License Agreement for DRC Software window displays. Read the agreement, check the I Agree checkbox, and click Accept (you must accept the agreement to continue). 33

34. Create a COS Configuration
When the configuration wizard displays, you can name the COS Service Device to help you identify it in the COS-DTK dashboard. The name displays anytime you view the device in COS-DTK. If you do not name the COS Service Device, only the Device ID, generated by DRC, displays.
Consider including the school’s name when creating the COS Service Device as a means of organizing your COS Service Devices 34

35. Create a COS Configuration
Enter a name for the configuration that will help you identify it easily. This can be the same or different than the name of the device that was defined in a previous step.
To enable automatic DRC INSIGHT secure browser software updates, select Enable Auto Update. 
When you select Enable Auto Update, DRC updates the DRC INSIGHT secure browser software automatically. 
To specify an HTTP proxy host server, move the Proxy Host toggle to Yes and enter the server name (or IP address) and port number (separated by a colon), followed by a forward slash (/), in the Proxy Path field. 
When you are ready, click Next.  35

36. Create a COS Configuration

37. Create a COS Configuration37

38. Create a COS Configuration
When the Locations page appears, select Georgia from the Testing Program drop‑down menu. Then, start typing a district name, school name, or site code in the Site filter. When you locate the district or school name to which you want to register the configuration and its associated COS Service Devices and testing devices, click Add Location. 38

39. Create a COS Configuration
This shows a configuration with both Milestones and WIDA 39

40. Create a COS Configuration
You can set Content Management to Yes or No.
Note: Each COS configuration must have at least one service device that has Content Management set to Yes. 40

41. Create a COS Configuration
If you select Yes, the test content for the selected administrations and accommodations will be downloaded automatically to your COS device.
Note: The default is all available administrations and accommodations. If you need to save space on the device, de-select unneeded administrations and accommodations.
After you make your selections, click Next. 41

42. Create a COS Configuration
On the Content Hosting page, Verify that Content Hosting is set to Yes.
Note: With Content Management set to Yes, the current COS service device appears as the first content source. 42

43. COS Configurations 2. Reconfigure an Existing Setup43

44. Re-Configuration of an Existing Configuration
When you reach step 1 of the Configuration Wizard
Select Use an existing configuration? 44

45. Re-Configuration of an Existing Configuration
The wizard changes to a two-step process.
In step 2 of the two-step process,
Choose the configuration that you want to migrate from a content caching TSM to a COS service device and
Click Complete and Continue. 45

46. Re-Configuration of an Existing Configuration
When you have finished using the Configuration Wizard, navigate to the Locations page of the configuration.
For the Georgia location,
Set TSM Content Caching to No
Click Update Configuration 46

47. Re-Configuration of an Existing Configuration47

48. Re-Configuration of an Existing Configuration
Navigate to the Content Management page
Set Content Management to Yes
Verify that the necessary administrations and accommodations are selected (select any that need to be selected)
Click Update Configuration 48

49. Re-Configuration of an Existing Configuration
Navigate to the Content Hosting page
Set Content Hosting to Yes
Click Update Configuration 49

50. New Installation of DRC INSIGHT and Associate it with a COS Configuration50

51. Deploy New COS Configuration to DRC INSIGHT
You are able to assign a new COS configuration to new testing devices in two ways
Manually assign the Org ID
Distribute the deployment configuration file to the testing devices
These same methods have been used in the past with the TSM 51

52. Manual Assignment of Configuration to Testing Device52

53. Manual Assignment of Configuration
Install INSIGHT on the device
Because it is not yet registered with COS, the Configuration Not Found screen displays when you start INSIGHT.
Click Assign Device to ORG Unit
Click Add after you have added the ORG Unit ID
Click Register 53

54. Manual Assignment of Configuration
Verify the connection to the COS
Login to an existing Test Session or Online Tools Training OR
Start the System Readiness Check
Launch DRC INSIGHT
Click on the blue check mark in the lower-left corner
Enter Access Code 7745
Content Caching TSM Connection* should display green if everything is setup correctly
Content Caching TSM Versions* should display green if everything is setup correctly
*Content Caching refers to COS Connection. The TSM reference will be updated to COS in 54

55. Manual Assignment of Configuration55

56. Deployment of Configuration (Org ID)56

57. Deployment of Configuration (Org ID)
Distributing the new configuration file
Navigate to the Deployment tab
Select Create Deployment Configuration
This deployment shows Georgia Milestones and WIDA
Click Save
Distribute file to testing devices (see Technical User Guide Volume IV: DRC INSIGHT) 57

58. Existing Installation of DRC INSIGHT and Associate it with a COS Configuration (same two options that have been used with the TSM) 58

59. Association of Configuration to Existing DRC INSIGHT
You are able to assign a new COS configuration to testing devices in two ways
Moving existing student testing devices to the new configuration
Distributing the deployment configuration file to the testing devices
To Move Devices to the new configuration, navigate to the Testing Devices tab 59

60. Association of Configuration to Existing DRC INSIGHT
Select the testing devices that you wish to move
Click Actions
Click Move Devices
Enter Org Unit ID for the new configuration
Click Move
For Deployment of Configuration file, see slide 53 60

61. Central Office Services – Device Toolkit (COS-DTK) User Interface
Configurations tab
Displays visual dashboard describing the configurations that currently exist in the COS-DTK
Status information provided for each configuration and testing devices associated to the configuration
Use this tab to drill down into the configuration to manage the configuration and its associated devices 61

62. Central Office Services – Device Toolkit (COS-DTK) User Interface
Specifying Content
As a way to preserve your COS Service Device’s space, new administrations’ content will not be automatically downloaded.
Before your testing window, please ensure the proper administrations and accommodations have been selected under the Content Management tab with your configuration(s).
After checking the appropriate boxes, click “Update Configuration.”
Content download times will vary depending on your site’s individual network speeds and ISP.
Once all content has been downloaded and your configuration is showing green, your students will be able to test. 62

63. Central Office Services – Device Toolkit (COS-DTK) User Interface

64. Central Office Services – Device Toolkit (COS-DTK) User Interface64

65. Central Office Services – Device Toolkit (COS-DTK) User Interface: Configurations Chart
Chart Color
Icon
Configuration Status
Description
Green
Fully functional
All COS-SD and testing devices using a configuration are visible to the COS - Device Toolkit are either in use or ready for use
Red
Unable to find
Configured services that were last seen an hour ago or more
Yellow
In progress
One or more of the devices using the configuration is currently uploading or downloading test content
Orange
Out of date
The test content on one or more devices using the configuration is out of date 65

66. Central Office Services – Device Toolkit (COS-DTK) User Interface: Testing Devices Chart
Chart Color
Icon
Configuration Status
Description
Green
Fully functional
Testing device last seen within a month
Red
Unable to find
Testing device last seen a year ago or more
Orange
Out of date
Testing device last seen a month ago or more 66

67. OPTIONAL: Load Balancing67

68. Load Balancing Content Hosting68

69. Load Balancing Content Hosting
Prerequisites to creating a load-balanced pool of COS Service Devices
You must have already installed and configured your load balancing hardware and software – this is external to the DRC INSIGHT system
You must know the IP address of your load balancer
You must know how to “point” the load balancer to each COS Service Device in the load-balanced pool
You must have a shared network location for test content, know the network share path to the location, and all of the COS Service Devices in the load‑balanced pool must have access to the shared location.
This path must be available from every Content Hosting device in the load‑balanced pool. 69

70. Load Balancing Software Based
Software based load balancing - This method allows round robin persistent client connections based on the total count of COS Service Devices setup in the COS DTK Configuration. 70

71. Load Balancing Resources
Load balancing resources can be found in the Technical User Guide, Volume III within eDIRECT.
Steps to create a pool of COS Service Device and utilize the round robin distribution of Testing Devices can be found in the Technical User Guide, Volume III within eDIRECT. 71

72. Summary of Deployment Options72

73. COS Service Device 73

74. Multiple COS Service Devices
Software based load balancing – This method allows round robin persistent client connections based on the total count of COS Service Devices setup in the COS DTK Configuration. 74

75. COS Service Devices Behind a Hardware Load Balancer
Hardware based load balancing – This method leverages a local site hosted hardware based load balancer configured to a single load balancer IP address in the COS – Service Device. 75

76. INSIGHT Installation 76

77. INSIGHT Installation Install INSIGHT
Can be done manually on desktops and laptops
Can be deployed to multiple desktops and laptops
ChromeOS and iOS (iPad) specific deployments
INSIGHT version for Windows, Linux, Mac OS
INSIGHT version for Chromebook
INSIGHT iPad app version 9.0.2
No changes to installation procedures from last year
If auto-updates are enabled the software will automatically update when launched 77

78. INSIGHT Installation
Ensure COS Service Device has been installed on desktop or laptop computer
Use the COS-DTK to create configurations
Be sure to connect the COS Service Device to each of the devices in the configuration.
When a configuration has both Georgia and WIDA locations, client machines connected to this configuration will show both Georgia and WIDA options when launching the INSIGHT software 78

79. INSIGHT Installation 79

80. INSIGHT Installation – Windows
Run the INSIGHT Windows Installer and accept the User Agreement and Default Settings.
If you plan on deployment, uncheck “Launch System Readiness Check.” This will prevent the software from launching and attempting to register to configuration.
INSIGHT for Windows can be deployed silently using a Command Line and ORCA to modify configuration file
See Volume IV of the Technology User Guide for specific information on creating a deployment configuration 80

81. INSIGHT Installation – MacOS
Run the INSIGHT Mac Installer and accept the User Agreement and Default Settings. Admin login is required.
The Mac installation package launches INSIGHT automatically.
INSIGHT for Mac can be deployed using a deployment tool such as Apple Remote Desktop. 81

82. INSIGHT Installation – Linux
Run the INSIGHT Linux Installer and accept the User Agreement and Default Settings.
Once the installation is complete, navigate to the directory and double- click the DRC INSIGHT Online Assessments icon to launch INSIGHT and register the device. 82

83. INSIGHT Installation – ChromeOS
Requires that Chromebooks are managed through Chrome Device Management
Use Device Management to deploy the app to the appropriate devices and to invoke kiosk mode for testing (detail in Tech user Guide Vol IV)
Use the most recent stable channel of Chrome, minimum of 66, and check "do not erase local user data" when configuring in Chrome Device Management.
Create the chromeos.json file in the DTK and upload using Chrome management.
Launch INSIGHT on the Chromebook and run the System Readiness Check to verify the device can connect to the COS Service Device. 83

84. INSIGHT Installation – iOS (iPads)
App is only available through the App Store
Mobile Device Management is no longer required, but still recommended.
Alternate method is to download the app directly from the App Store and configure it manually.
Automatic Assessment Configuration
Preferred method for invoking kiosk mode
Use in place of Guided Access, Single App Mode and Autonomous Single App Mode
Built into INSIGHT app
Automatically starts and stops
Will automatically disable kiosk mode within 8 hours after unplanned exit from app
Automatically disables features when the app starts
Check Spelling
Predictive Text
Auto-Correction
Auto-Capitalization 84

85. INSIGHT Installation – iOS (iPads)
If Use the COS-DTK to create configurations
If MDM supports the Managed App Configuration feature, this can be used to configure multiple iPad devices.
If MDM does not support the Managed App Configuration, use the MDM to deploy the software, but each iPad must be manually registered.
Install the DRC INSIGHT App on iPads.
Download the app from the App Store
Create the ios.plist configuration file in the DTK.
Deploy the app and configuration file using MDM.
Launch DRC INSIGHT. The iPad devices are automatically registered with INSIGHT once launched. 85

86. Virtual Desktops/Thin Clients
INSIGHT has been used successfully on virtual desktop environments
nComputing
Citrix
Wyse
VMWare
The virtual desktop session must emulate one of the supported operating systems.
The virtual desktop server must have sufficient resources to support all students that will be testing concurrently.
Special attention must be paid to the security risks inherent to testing in a virtual desktop environment. 86

87. Virtual Desktops/Thin Clients
Virtual desktop environments are supported for the Georgia Milestones Assessments, they are not supported for WIDA ACCESS for ELLs Assessment.
DRC does not support the use of online audio accommodations (Text-to-Speech) in virtual desktop environments.
Often find audio quality in such environments is poor, which could prevent the audio accommodation from functioning as designed.
Other options for delivery of the audio accommodations in the Virtual Desktop/Thin Client environment
Human reader in an online test administration
Human readers must use the posted Read-Aloud Guidelines that appear on the Georgia Milestones GaDOE webpage under Test Administration & Educator Resources
Use desktop, laptop, or other non-virtual desktops for students with audio accommodations
You may use a virtual desktop to host a COS-SD, and virtual desktops running INSIGHT can connect to a COS-SD
Because virtual desktop environment setups can vary, you may encounter unique issues
Setup should be good as long as the physical machine the virtual environment is running on meets minimum technical requirements
When in doubt, contact Customer Service 87

88. Preparing for Testing
Complete the setup of your COS Service Devices, your configurations in the COS-DTK, and your INSIGHT installations on your test machines.
Ensure students access Online Tools Training (OTT)
Hands-on opportunity to practice using testing tools
Can be used to check that the testing engine is working
Online Audio Accommodations
Ensure appropriate numbers of headphones are available for students
Ensure that paper testing materials have been ordered for all students that will not be testing online (e.g. students with Braille or Large Print accommodations) 88

89. Online Readiness
Meeting with Technology Director and Site Technology Technicians
Ensure technology staff is aware of the local assessment calendar
Determine Site Readiness
Review Bandwidth and Network Needs
Ensure installation of Central Office Services
Ensure installation of INSIGHT
Along with technology staff, participate in training webinars
Establish and review technology troubleshooting protocol
See INSIGHT Training recording
Resources found at:
2/18/2019

90. DRC Online Readiness Tool Resources
System Readiness Check
Site Technology Readiness Checklist
Milestones Capacity Estimator
Computer Usage Estimator
Online Testing Network Evaluation Checklist
Technology Specifications 90

91. Site Technology Readiness Checklist

92. Milestones Capacity Estimator
Helps test sites plan for testing by factoring in the site’s unique network variables and showing how they can impact performance
Version 3 with Accommodated Students added for TTS

93. Computer Usage Estimator
Gives specific data by administration.

94. Online Testing Network Evaluation and Troubleshooting

95. Technology Specifications

96. Test Practice for Online Administrations – Georgia Milestones
Secure Practice Test
Tickets found in pdf format in General Information of eDIRECT
Test taken through INSIGHT platform
Will include a single, sample TE item form (November target)
Available year-round
Practice Test with Response Transmission
Students scheduled and tests printed through Test Administration of eDIRECT
Records Network and Bandwidth usage during a simulated test administration
Test taken through INSIGHT platform
Extended Retry Logic
Available August 6, – April 30, 2019
Experience Online Testing Georgia - Online Tools Training
No tickets needed
Test taken online at
Students, parents and teachers can all access this website
Sample of Section One ELA is presented
Will include a single, sample TE item form (November)
Available year-round from anywhere on the web
2/18/2019

97. INSIGHT Content Guide
See Pages 5 and 6 of the Secure Practice Test Directions revised January 18, 2019.
Now includes guided practice for new Technology Enhanced items.

98. Test Practice Resources
Experience Online Testing Georgia\Online Tools Training
EOC Test Practice – includes new EOG grade level Technology Enhanced items
EOG Test Practice – includes new EOC content level Technology Enhanced items
Technology Enhanced Items – test practice for all new EOG grade and EOC content Technology Enhanced items under one generic login.
Practice Videos for Technology Enhanced Items
Secure Practice Test through INSIGHT student portal
With response transmission: student specific login; no new Technology Enhanced items
Without response transmission: generic student login; includes new Technology Enhanced items
Secure Practice Test Directions
Updated for tests both with and without response transmission
Score Descriptions for New Technology Enhanced Items
Answer key for Technology Enhance Items test practice found in Experience Online Testing Georgia/Online Tools Training

99. Customer Service For further information, please feel free to contact:
DRC Georgia Customer Care
Hours of Operation: 7 am – 8 pm EST
Phone: (866) 99

100. Questions?
100