My Computer Delivered IELTS Test - New Strategies!

The video discusses strategies for the computer-delivered version of a test, highlighting the lack of specific resources available. It emphasizes the importance of being computer literate and provides tips such as using highlighting instead of underlining, avoiding unnecessary functions like note-taking and clearing highlights, and utilizing cut and paste to prevent spelling errors. The speaker also mentions the development of a new course focused on these strategies.

Why did the speaker decide to take the computer-delivered test themselves?

• To create a new test format

• To compare it with the paper-based version

• To gather specific strategies due to lack of resources

• To test their own skills

What is one strategy mentioned for the listening and reading sections?

• Writing notes on scratch paper

• Taking detailed notes on the screen

• Using the clear all highlighting function

• Highlighting keywords to save time

Which function is considered a waste of time during the test?

• Highlighting keywords

• Cut and paste

• Taking notes on the screen

• Using the mouse to drag and drop

What is a benefit of using the cut and paste function?

• It speeds up reading comprehension

• It reduces spelling errors

• It allows for better listening

• It helps in organizing notes

What skill is essential for taking the computer-delivered test?

• Ability to write quickly

• Advanced programming knowledge

• Basic computer literacy and typing skills

• Knowledge of multiple languages