Time Types for Remote GED Ready Tests

This article describes how to choose the Student Time Type when the GED Ready test is taken off-site, such as at a student's home, library, etc.

GED Ready practice tests are used to determine readiness for the actual GED. For some official purposes, like GED age waivers, the GED Ready must be proctored. 

There are two possible ways to count student hours when GED Ready tests are taken remotely.

1. When the GED Ready is taken online remotely, with a proctor, the time is counted as contact or counseling/testing (either hours type is OK). Proctoring remotely is similar to a synchronous Google Meet or other online class.
2. When students take the GED Ready test on their own, without a proctor, time should be counted as distance learning (DL) hours. In this case, the GED Ready is treated as a (DL) platform, with time counted as asynchronous proxy hours.