Are LS exams still pen to pad?
Posted: Mon Jan 27, 2014 11:10 pm
Bluebook style or word doc?
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Yes, good stuff indeed. Thanks. I'll get back to my free typing lesson (typingweb.com) then.jn7 wrote:I hear that some still give the option to bluebook, but it's basically the norm as far as I understand it to use a comp. Looks like you're at NU--good stuff!
Was ExamSoft the source of that raging 2L thread out of MN?Nova wrote:examsoft as a word processor sucks
super glitchy
Typeracer.com. and seriously fast typing is a huge advantagewhereskyle wrote:Yes, good stuff indeed. Thanks. I'll get back to my free typing lesson (typingweb.com) then.jn7 wrote:I hear that some still give the option to bluebook, but it's basically the norm as far as I understand it to use a comp. Looks like you're at NU--good stuff!
patogordo wrote:Typeracer.com. and seriously fast typing is a huge advantagewhereskyle wrote:Yes, good stuff indeed. Thanks. I'll get back to my free typing lesson (typingweb.com) then.jn7 wrote:I hear that some still give the option to bluebook, but it's basically the norm as far as I understand it to use a comp. Looks like you're at NU--good stuff!
The administration here sets a self-imposed deadline for downloading examsoft. He missed it, so he had to hand write his exams. The source of his frustration was missing the arbitrary deadline rather than the program itself.cron1834 wrote:Was ExamSoft the source of that raging 2L thread out of MN?Nova wrote:examsoft as a word processor sucks
super glitchy