Cambridge IELTS Computer-Delivered Reading Tips
Cambridge IELTS computer-delivered Reading uses on-screen text with highlight and note tools — practise the interface, not only PDF books.
Hub: Cambridge IELTS online tests
On-screen habits
| Tool | Use |
|---|---|
| Highlight | Key names and dates |
| Split screen | Questions beside passage |
| Scroll discipline | Do not lose place mid-passage |
Practice sources
Official familiarisation + computer-delivered guide + timed PDFs for content skill — formats.
Frequently asked questions
Is content different on computer?
Same difficulty — layout differs.
Can I annotate on paper?
Only on paper tests — train both if unsure of format.
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