Imagine attending law school for three years then spending three months studying for bar exam only to not be able to take it because the test administrators didn’t anticipate 600 people taking test at same time might jam the internet.
@BarExamTutor Question: What is a top worry about administering a computer based exam?
Answer: Internet/connectivity going down.
Solution: Have paper copies available!!!
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Will bar examinees in Missouri and Washington be compensated for an additional night of food and lodging based on exam delivery delays? If examiners are unable to deliver the #barexam fully this week, what remedy is available to bar takers? Asking with my whole heart.
@AEM_1981@Jellis581@BarExamTutor There's more to this than the cost of travel, lodging and food. People won't be able to start their jobs as scheduled, losing income and time in the workplace. Those will never be made up.
Note to bar examiners: You can't just fix these kind of problems by telling people "you'll just take the test tomorrow and Thursday." There are travel plans, hotel plans, etc.
If you're going to give a test only 2x per year, you actually have to get the administration of the test correct, because "there's always February" doesn't cut it!
The more I read about what went down today, the worse it gets.
We're not talking about a delay or anything. There was no bar exam today in Washington. Disaster rollout of the NextGen Bar Exam.
The response (at least as reported): something to the effect of "there's always February!"
The details:
@FrancoPanizo You're stirring things up to make this seem controversial. Take the word "reporter" off your banner and replace with "social media influencer."