• 2011–2012
  Registration Bulletin
• About the CEOE
  • Program Overview
  • What's New in 2011–2012?
  • Computer-Based Testing
  • Who Is Required to Take the Tests?
  • Certification Requirements
  • CEOE Passing Requirements
  • Preparing for the Tests
• Before You Register
  • Registration Checklist
  • About My Account
  • Test Selection
  • Test Dates
  • Test Sites
  • Test Fees and Payment Policies
  • Background Questions
  • Compliance with Testing Rules
• Registering to Test
  • Registration Options
  • Internet Registration
  • U.S. Mail Registration
  • Telephone Registration
  • Registering for Alternative Testing Arrangements
  • Confirming Your Registration
  • Changing Your Registration
• The Day of the Test
  • Reporting to the Test Site
  • What to Bring to the Test Site
  • Test Site Rules
  • During and After the Test
• Obtaining Your Test Results
  • Release of Your Test Scores
  • Requesting a Rescore
  • Requesting Additional Copies of Your Test Results
  • Canceling or Voiding of Test Scores
• Print Bulletin and Forms (PDF)
• Preparation
  Information
• OGET Practice Test
• Study Guides
• Redeveloped Test
  Frameworks
• CBT Tutorials
• Score Report Explanation
• Faculty
  Information
• Faculty Guide
• 
  Links
• Oklahoma Commission for Teacher Preparation

Is Computer-Based testing Right For Me?

You may want to consider computer-based testing (CBT) if you want to

• take Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Mild-Moderate Disabilities, OGET, or OPTE tests;
• read and answer selected-response questions on computer;
• type your responses to the written assignment(s) on the test;
• test in Durant, Goodwell, Norman, Oklahoma City, Stillwater, Tulsa, or Weatherford, or outside of Oklahoma;
• take the test on a weekday or Saturday;
• take the test on a day or in a month when there is no scheduled paper-based test administration;
• schedule your test appointment for a time that is convenient for you.

Before registering for a computer-based test, you should note the following:

• There is an additional, nonrefundable computer-based testing fee of $35 for each test taken on computer.
• Registration for computer-based testing is by Internet only; payment must be made by VISA or MasterCard.
• Test appointments are scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis and seating is limited.
• You must wait 120 days after taking a computer-based test before retaking the same test on computer.
• If you are requesting additional time because English is not your first language, you may not register for a computer-based test administration.

Finding information about computer-based testing is easy!

On the Web site, whenever there is information that is different for paper-based and computer-based testing, you will see tabs at the top of the page that allow you to click back and forth between the two sections. An example of these navigational tabs is shown below. Just look for these tabs to find CBT information.

In the printed bulletin, registration and testing information that is specific to computer-based testing may be identified by the picture of a computer that appears on the left. Just look for this icon to find CBT information.