Self-study
Hello - LSAC announced that they are rolling out a new test interface with "minor changes" for August test takers and beyond. Has anyone else seen it on the LSAC website? Product team: will we be able to see and work with something similar in 7Sage soon? Planning to take the September test.
Here's the link: https://www.lsac.org/blog/interactive-demo-minor-changes-test-ui
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A little good news. Looks like they've changed the interface so that you can at least see all the questions and whether you've answered them at the bottom of the screen. They've also added a timer to the demo. Still not ideal, but it is getting better.
We're on it!
Noooo it looks so ugly :(
Wow. That is legitimately much worse than the current version.
You can't see all the questions you've flagged just by looking at the bottom of your screen, you have to click on "review mode". You also have to manually switch in and out of "answer elimination mode" instead of just clicking on a different part of the page. You can't see at a glance how many questions there are in a section or how many questions there are per passage.
@ITTutoring yes this makes me nervous since we are already running under time constraints. These "minor changes" will for sure make a difference if we're not used to it
I really hope that's not the final product.
@Robogf I don’t think it is but it’s already way too different from what we have now
Hi @valpal
Thank you! I’ve passed this along to our product team so they can review the updates and consider the changes.
Please feel free to share any other feedback or suggestions you may have—we truly value it!
@IvonneRosario thank you!!
@IvonneRosario perhaps making lsat prep tests on 7sage more similar to the august format (or having the option to do so) would be helpful for students taking the august lsat. I feel like these changes will in fact matter more than we think.
@EmmahFields Hi! I’ve passed your feedback along to our team as well so it’s on their radar. You’re absolutely right that these changes can have a meaningful impact on the test experience, so this is valuable context.
Thanks again for bringing this up, and please feel free to share any other thoughts you have along the way.