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May 2, 2019

LSAT PodCast Episode 13: The Digital LSAT

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In Episode 13, Dave and Jon do a deep dive into the upcoming Digital LSAT, exploring everything from the hardware and software being used to section-specific strategies to help you take full advantage of the interface’s features. If you have questions or concerns about tablet testing this episode has your answers!

You can find the episode below, but make sure to subscribe/follow and rate/review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or Stitcher!

Timestamps

0:00 – Intro.

3:05 – This Week in the LSAT World.

5:55 – Brief discussion of LSAT History.

11:35 –  Schedule of changes/upcoming LSATs 2019-2020.

The Digital LSAT

20:42 – The Digital LSAT – how is it going to work?

22:50 – The digital LSAT tablet device/tech specifications.

28:48 – LSAC digital test familiarization tool.

30:19 – The new interface, controls, and functionality

53:22 – Can you still use scratch paper?

57:24 – Section consideration for the new test – Logical Reasoning.

1:02:34 – Section consideration for the new test – Logic Games.

1:08:13 – Section consideration for the new test – Reading Comprehension.

1:22:11 – Digital test pros/cons/suggestions.

1:37:28 – Outro.

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Posted by PowerScore Test Prep / LSAT PodCast / Digital LSAT, LSAT Podcast 3 Comments

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  1. Carolyn Noury says

    September 12, 2019 at 6:56 pm

    Hello,

    I have a question about the stylus. Does the stylus allow you to circle parts of the stimulus like the conclusion/premises , and other marks you normally make on the paper test? I found myself performing differently because I could not circle and mark the stimulus.

    Thanks!
    Carolyn

    Reply
    • Dave Killoran says

      September 13, 2019 at 3:33 pm

      Hi Carolyn,

      I think I answered this for you elsewhere, but the answer is NO. You an only underline or highlight; there is no freehand marking on the screen! It makes things very challenging, and so we discuss these approaches in our new courses and the 2020 LSAT Bibles 🙂

      Thanks!

      Reply
  2. Sophia Warner says

    May 15, 2019 at 2:51 am

    Thank you so much for the insightful chat! Looking forward to the July LSAT.

    Reply

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