CONCLUSION

HELL is positively responded on all eight aspects except item tryout, management, and analysis. These lacks are due to the absence of current technologies for HELL. But, basically HELL is positively acceptable because it has fulfilled the basic elements of an e-language testing. By fixing the problems and heeding the inputs from the test takers, HELL would be redesigned.

There are other two interesting findings. First is the presence of add ons and additional tools which are positively accepted by the users. Add ons refer to the personalization of HELL based on what the users want and additional tools refer to patches provided by HELL creators to enrich the content of HELL. By having these two items, HELL can be redesigned like the personality of the users. Second is the finding dealing with the external technical problems which influence the responses from the users. By external problems mean problems which are not part of the application but part of the computers. Internet connection and the condition of the computer are the example.