6 tools: Typing speed test, Reaction time test, Number memory test, Colour blind test, CPS test, Career interest test. All tools are free of cost and do not require registration.
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Please type the words shown. The timer starts with your first keystroke. The result shows your speed in words per minute (WPM, counting five characters as one word) and your accuracy. You can choose 1, 3, 5 or 10 minutes.
Please click as soon as the box turns yellow. After five tries, the result shows your average, median and fastest reaction time. In a study of 1,469 adults tested on computers, the average was 231 milliseconds (Woods and others, 2015).
Digits appear one per second. After the last digit, please type them in the same order. The test starts at 3 digits, adds one digit after each correct answer and ends after two wrong answers at the same length. Miller (1956) noted that people can recall about seven digits.
Please read the number in each dot plate. There are 9 plates: 1 practice plate, 6 red-green plates and 2 blue-yellow plates. The colours are chosen so that people with a colour vision deficiency find them hard to tell apart. This test cannot replace a colour vision test by an eye doctor.
Please click inside the box as fast as you can. The timer starts with your first click, and your clicks per second (CPS) are shown when the time is up. You can choose 1, 5 or 10 seconds; the default is 5 seconds.
Please tick the work activities you would like to do. There are 60 activities, 10 for each interest area. Your three highest areas form your Holland code, and the result lists careers with similar interest codes from the O*NET® database. This test measures interests, not abilities.