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16 Aug 2020, 07:52
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Hey guys!
Has anyone recently given the GMAT At-Home with the physical whiteboard?
Would really like to hear about your experience with the same in terms of the regulatory measures taken by the proctor in examining the whiteboard as follows:
1. At which intervals were you asked to show your proctor the whiteboard?
2. My whiteboard is clearly not visible in the camera when I am solving, so how does the proctor react when you are writing and erasing on the Whiteboard (since one will technically be looking away from the screen at this time)
3. My whiteboard duster makes this annoying squeaky sound every time I erase stuff on the Whiteboard, would that be a major issue?
4. Any other points to keep in mind while using the physical whiteboard
Thank you so much in advance guys
Has anyone recently given the GMAT At-Home with the physical whiteboard?
Would really like to hear about your experience with the same in terms of the regulatory measures taken by the proctor in examining the whiteboard as follows:
1. At which intervals were you asked to show your proctor the whiteboard?
2. My whiteboard is clearly not visible in the camera when I am solving, so how does the proctor react when you are writing and erasing on the Whiteboard (since one will technically be looking away from the screen at this time)
3. My whiteboard duster makes this annoying squeaky sound every time I erase stuff on the Whiteboard, would that be a major issue?
4. Any other points to keep in mind while using the physical whiteboard
Thank you so much in advance guys
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16 Aug 2020, 10:12
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Hi MitsJ,
This will help you with regards to physical whiteboard https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-online-physical-whiteboard-326678.html
1. At which intervals were you asked to show your proctor the whiteboard?
start, before taking 5 minute break preceding IR section and after test ends.
2. My whiteboard is clearly not visible in the camera when I am solving, so how does the proctor react when you are writing and erasing on the Whiteboard (since one will technically be looking away from the screen at this time)
I think it is normal to erase whiteboard every 5 mins or so while doing Quants.
3. My whiteboard duster makes this annoying squeaky sound every time I erase stuff on the Whiteboard, would that be a major issue?
should not be an issue
4. Any other points to keep in mind while using the physical whiteboard
I think it's good to have a dry-erase marker with fine-tip as anything you write will be more legible and its good to keep a eraser/duster big enough to erase the complete whiteboard in as less time as possible
Arun
This will help you with regards to physical whiteboard https://gmatclub.com/forum/gmat-online-physical-whiteboard-326678.html
1. At which intervals were you asked to show your proctor the whiteboard?
start, before taking 5 minute break preceding IR section and after test ends.
2. My whiteboard is clearly not visible in the camera when I am solving, so how does the proctor react when you are writing and erasing on the Whiteboard (since one will technically be looking away from the screen at this time)
I think it is normal to erase whiteboard every 5 mins or so while doing Quants.
3. My whiteboard duster makes this annoying squeaky sound every time I erase stuff on the Whiteboard, would that be a major issue?
should not be an issue
4. Any other points to keep in mind while using the physical whiteboard
I think it's good to have a dry-erase marker with fine-tip as anything you write will be more legible and its good to keep a eraser/duster big enough to erase the complete whiteboard in as less time as possible
Arun
