Announcement! Planning a #barexam conference with @MitchellHamline in April 2022! DM us if you’d like to join our org’s planning committee. We’ve got plans.
Hint: we’re bringing a DJ ✅
What?
This will definitely be part of the art installation that @MitchellHamline and @NA4ELP are planning for the April 2022 Conference on Bar Licensure Reform (future title TBA).
Those responsible for the Bar Exam need to hear and see these stories.
And the bar examiners should explain if they already had inklings Examsoft would screw it up yet again. Reasonable (read: minimally competent) professionals would have demanded some sort of assurance.
@LizCGil @NA4ELP@ExamSoft 1%…..interesting. I wonder what it is compared to the other years that it crashed. EVERY SINGLE YEAR something happens. Every year. Multi-million dollar contracts with @ExamSoft yet this is as good as it gets. Someone's getting kickbacks.
.@ExamSoft should release all data pertaining to Oct. 2020, Feb. 2021, and July 2021 tech issues (such as the # of technical report tickets issued per jurisdiction, approx. wait time for each issue to get resolved, # of applicants per jurisdiction who had to schedule a makeup etc
ExamSoft says its "deeply sorry" for the malfunctions that led to blank screens and computer crashes during bar exams across the country last month https://t.co/i2CADGdT0o @BLaw#barexam
ATTN: July 2021 #barexam takers: @SauderSchelkopf is looking into filing a class action lawsuit on behalf of individuals who took the July 2021 bar exam using @ExamSoft. Please contact them at the link below if you experienced tech issues during the exam.
https://t.co/lW6YphcG0O
BREAKING: Plaintiffs law firm Sauder Schelkopf is investigating a possible class action on behalf of those who took the remote July 2021 bar exam using ExamSoft https://t.co/czuaLZZOap @BLaw#barexam
ATTN: July 2021 #barexam takers: @SauderSchelkopf is looking into filing a class action lawsuit on behalf of individuals who took the July 2021 bar exam using @ExamSoft. Please contact them at the link below if you experienced tech issues during the exam.
https://t.co/lW6YphcG0O
What do our consumer law scholars think about this? @ExamSoft promised to deliver a product (the online bar exam), jurisdictions entered into multi-million dollar contracts, applicants paid $130+ (or more, if they bought new computers), and ExamSoft failed to deliver.
Thoughts?
@NA4ELP@ExamSoft Examplify crashed during almost every section of the exam, in addition to the long delays when changing questions/opening the notes window. Can you believe they charge students $140 to use such a broken piece of software?