Online SAT/ACT Testing with TutorFirst
May 15, 2020 2026-01-19 9:51Online SAT/ACT Testing with TutorFirst
Online SAT/ACT Testing with TutorFirst
Online SAT ACT Testing Bubble Sheets
Here at TutorFirst, we’re proud to announce the availability of Online Bubble Sheets for students to take free practice tests for SAT & ACT online.
The popularity of online teaching is skyrocketing and online testing is an obvious next step for TutorFirst. So we have created an online virtual bubble sheet for your students to enter answers online. Therefore, their answers for online SAT ACT testing are submitted electronically and are subsequently graded by TutorFirst. Automatically!
The Method
Firstly, the tutor/instructor will tell TutorFirst that a student is going to take one of the free practice tests. Having done this, there are two options:
- The student takes the test immediately if they are present.
- The tutor has TutorFirst send an email with a special link.
Once either of these options is taken, the student is presented with a welcome screen confirming the test name. Each of the free practice tests has its own virtual bubble sheet. Your student will confirm they are working from the correct test paper.
After this, the student simply clicks on the answer and TutorFirst will gray out the bubble just as a pencil would do on a paper test. The bar at the top advances as the questions are answered, and will turn green when all questions in the section have been answered. However, leaving answers blank is permitted.
Online SAT ACT Testing Completion and Automatic Grading
Once complete, your student submits the online SAT ACT testing bubble sheet and TutorFirst will automatically grade the sections.
Finally, TutorFirst produces a report and the Answer Summary details the student performance in the various sections and a comprehensive report provides question by question analysis for all free practice tests. As a result, you can offer online SAT ACT testing free of charge to your customers with our free practice tests, with little additional administration.
Student Gains
The printed reports (pdf format) detail previous tests taken so giving a representation of student progress.
