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On Tracking Eyes and Logging Strokes
Here’s an ETS Research Report by Ching-Ni Hsieh and Renka O. concerning a study that tracked the eye movements and keystrokes of 19 people who completed the “Writing for an Academic Discussion” task in the TOEFL. Participants were also asked to recall their experience completing the task. It is interesting to read about the different […]

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On the Future of Test Security
I finally watched the ATP panel discussion on test security featuring Basim Baig, Wallace Dalrymple Jr and Claire McCauley.  It’s a worthwhile view, if you are into that sort of thing.  I’ll link to it below. Basim made an interesting point near the end of the discussion about how smartphones were once viewed solely as […]

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On Being the "Easy Test” in Japan
To continue our discussion of the merits of being “the easy test,” here’s a translation of a post that a friend from Japan made on X (the everything app) a few days ago: “Every single student I’ve met outside of work who wants to study abroad is taking IELTS. It’s common, but none of them […]

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On Being the "Easy Test” for Australia (And Elsewhere)
Scroll down for a screenshot I took during a webinar that John Clark of ETS took part in last month.  I think the webinar was for the NEAS (but the video is unlisted on Youtube and I can’t find the link anymore). The screenshot shows the countries where students can take the TOEFL iBT Australia […]

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Cost of GRE to Increase August 1
Starting August 1, the GRE General Test will cost $249 USD (up from $220 USD). Students can avoid the price hike by registering before that day. This per the GRE website. The price has been steady at $220 for some time, but last year a 4% “online service fee” was added to all registrations. I […]

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