Step 3.
Complete the ‘Supervisor Setup’ and ‘Player Setup’ sections. During ‘Supervisor Setup,’ the supervisor will need to complete a short game based test activity. During ‘Player Setup’ it's important to correctly enter the player's age, including month and year, as the final results are adjusted for age.

An email address is requested so the test results can be automatically sent to the supervising adult. When necessary the email address is also used to provide follow up information about the results. The results will also be provided on the device at the end of the test.

Once setup is complete, explain to the child that they are going to play a listening game where they will need to follow the instructions and tap or drag the items on the screen, as instructed. Encourage them to listen carefully and to only interact when they hear the sounds which will get quieter and quieter.

The Supervisor can help the Player to select the five items the player knows best prior to starting the test. The Supervisor can also use ‘Trial Run’ (with the headphones out) to review the three test activities with the player. When ready the supervisor should place the headphones on the child being tested and begin the test.

Step 5.
Parents should review the report sent to them.

If testing indicates a middle/outer ear problem, parents should seek advice from their doctor. Some, conditions, such as ear infections, can be treated by a GP. If test results indicate an inner ear problem parents may wish to see Hearing Australia or an audiologist for expert help and advice. If indication of "difficulty hearing in noise" is received parents should seek further advice from their doctor or an audiologist. Hearing Australia or a speech pathologist can also provide further diagnostic advice.