Tips for using e-TASC

Do:

note down ideas and questions when they occur to you (see Uploading questions or text)
work out which ideas and questions are related and make links between them using the linking tool (see Making links)
decide which ideas are the most important using the rating tool.
copy information from one part of e-TASC to another (see Moving or copying an item)
take time to reflect on your progress after each step – is there anything you could do to improve the way you did things?
make notes in the evaluation section of e-TASC after you have completed each step
collaborate with others and make helpful comments or suggestions to other learners
use the Assessing a TASC lesson criteria to help you evaluate your work.

spend too much time on something. If you are stuck move on to the next section
try to complete each section before moving on to the next, move back and forth between the different sections of e-TASC as much as you want to
be afraid to take a risk and try out new ways of solving a problem - be creative!