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Old 1st Apr 2012, 10:45   #1 (permalink)
 
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sky test

Ciao a tutti,

qualcuno ha provato il software in oggetto? serve per prepararsi al DLR e vorrei sapere se è utile prima di spendere 60 bomboloni

bpasqua
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Old 12th Apr 2012, 15:18   #2 (permalink)


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Io sto usando skytest per iPhone e secondo me non é male come software....ci sono i test di orientamento spaziale....memoria...riconoscimento visivo e altro...sono sei o sette tipi in totale...
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Old 13th Apr 2012, 06:44   #3 (permalink)
 
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Ottimo software. Usato per le selezioni di Skyguide con successo!
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Old 13th Apr 2012, 06:55   #4 (permalink)
 
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http://www.skytest.com/

Ho dato un'occhiata.
Tutto molto interessante e direi anche molto utile.
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Old 16th Apr 2012, 15:26   #5 (permalink)


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Spoon 84....hai fatto le selezioni di skyguide leggo....anche io vorrei provarle...qualche consiglio??
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