[CASL-L] SBAC question

[Elaine Shapiro]

 In our school, SBAC scores are lower than we'd like, and I want to do what
I can to help.
Teachers report that students are unfamiliar with the tools to maneuver
within the online test.  They will start doing more practice tests which
may help.

But as I teach computer skills anyway, I wonder if there are websites that
employ similar tools.  For example,  the split screen, where you have to
scroll on one side to read the text, and on the other to read the
questions. There are arrows that collapse one side in favor of the other.
This confuses our young (grades 3 and 4) and less computer savvy students.
I thought of Google Maps, where you collapse the mini search screen in
order to see the full page map.
Have any of you thought about this, or have any suggestions? Especially a
split screen with separate scroll bars?

Thank you
Elaine Shapiro
Broad Brook School, East Windsor
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