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 More specific and technical information is provided in the [[https://cpshr.sharepoint.com/:w:/r/teams/PearsonVuePilot/Shared%20Documents/General/3.%20Exam%20Construction%20and%20Publishing/Data%20Flow/_Client_Data_Interchange.docx?d=w38533a2d32364895a1e1ac7b53c472b0&csf=1&e=d3cWbL|Client Data Interchange]], and the  [[https://cpshr.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/teams/PearsonVuePilot/Shared%20Documents/General/3.%20Exam%20Construction%20and%20Publishing/Publishing/Pearson_VUE_QTI_Users_Guide%20(v2.19.7).pdf?csf=1&e=jYeegx|QTI Users Guide]].
+==== Exam Level Registration Question ====
+The exam level registration question is presented to candidates (a) after they create their online Pearson VUE account, but (b) before they are allowed to schedule a test administration. The registration question is limited to one Prompt, one Response, and one extra set of "Reference Media". The Reference Media will likely contain the bulk of the content and must be shared with Pearson VUE in HTML format.
+The Prompt can be shared with Pearson VUE in rich text, and it should prepare the candidates for what they are about to read. For example, the Prompt could be "I hereby certify that I have read the following Security Agreement and consent to take the examination under the conditions stated herein:".
+The Response can be shared with Pearson VUE in rich text, and it should ask candidates to respond to what they just read. For example, the Response could be "By clicking “Agree”, you acknowledge and agree to this course of action. If you refuse to consent to the conditions of this Security Agreement, you will not be authorized to take the examination."
+Finally, the Reference Media must be shared with Pearson VUE in HTML format, and it should present candidates with the items to which they must consent/agree/etc. For example, the Reference Media could ask candidates to agree that they "will not make copies of questions or answers from the test". There are many ways to convert text to HTML format. One option is to use the Edit Item Text feature in CE. Response Media can be typed and formatted (in rich text) and then converted to HTMO in the touch of a button.
+{{::rich_text_to_hmtl.png?800|}}