CATIS Exam Content Outline
Domains, study priorities, and blueprint use
The official CATIS content outline is the best scope document for preparation. Turn each domain into a checklist and use the current official blueprint for any published weights.
Core Domains
- Assessment and instructional planning
- Computer access and screen readers
- Magnification and visual access
- Mobile devices and applications
- Braille technology and tactile access
- Document accessibility and productivity
- Instructional strategies, ethics, and professional practice
How to Use the Blueprint
- Download the current official outline before you begin
- Allocate study time according to official weights and your weak areas
- Map every missed practice question to a domain
- Recheck the official outline shortly before the exam for revisions
A Practical Study Matrix
For every domain, track three items: concepts you can explain, questions you can apply correctly, and topics requiring remediation. A domain is not finished merely because it has been read once.
Official Sources
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