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It contains information about how to log in and download audio material, and highlights regulations you must follow.  \nWhat is Global Listening?  \nGlobal Listening is our service for you to access and download audio files for listening exams and checkpoint tests. You can find details of which syllabuses and components are available on Global Listening at:  \n[www.cambridgeinternational.org/global-listening](www.cambridgeinternational.org/global-listening)  \nAccessing Global Listening  \nGlobal Listening is hosted on My Cambridge. You may already have log in details for My Cambridge. If so, you can log in using your existing username and password. If you have not logged into My Cambridge before, we will email your exams officer a temporary password so they can log in, set up their My Cambridge account, and have access to Global Listening.  \nWhat is My Cambridge?  \nMy Cambridge is a ‘single sign-on’ service, which allows you to access a number of services provided by Cambridge University Press & Assessment using one set of login details. You log in to Global Listening on My Cambridge.  \nWhen will audio files be available to download?  \nYou can download and save audio files seven calendar days before the timetabled date of the listening exam or test. We will email to remind you to download files 24 hours before the time of the exam/test.  \nOne calendar month before the timetabled listening test, the syllabus name and number, component name and number, and timetabled date will be visible on Global Listening. You should log in and check these details are correct. If you think there is anything missing, or you have concerns, you can then contact us well in advance so we can support you.  \nFor Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary  \nCheckpoint, audio files for listening tests will be available to download seven calendar days before the start of the test window.  \nIf you are a Cambridge Associate, you will use Global  \nListening to download audio files for your Associate Centre(s) . You need to copy these audio files to a device (such as USB or laptop) to give them to your Associate Centre(s) according to your local arrangements.  \nWe will email you a reminder to download audio files foryour Associate Centres. You must make sure you follow our regulations for securely downloading and distributing audio files. See sections 4.3.2 and 4.4.1 of the Cambridge Handbook and page 8 of this administrative guide.  \nIf your Associate Centre(s) have access to Global Listening and can download their own audio files, we will still email you 24 hours before the listening test if the files have not been downloaded. It is your responsibility to make sure your Associate Centre(s) download the files in time for their listening tests.  \nDo I need to keep records of my downloads?  \nYes. You must keep a record of the audio files you download. You must record (if applicable):  \n• how many copies of each audio file you make  \n• where each file is saved, e.g. which laptop or USB drive  \n• the filepath from each device showing where the file(s) are saved/located  \n• who was present when each file was downloaded, copied or moved  \n• who copied or moved it, and when  \n• any centre or external venue it was sent to  \n• when the device containing the audio file was returned after the exam.  \nKeep these records for six months after results are released.  \nMost listening test audio files contain a single tra","cbCaimiscw6LNaFF","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimiscw6LNaFF","pdf",1084954,"English","# Using Global Listening\n## Accessing Global Listening\n## When will audio files be available to download?\n## Do I need to keep records of my downloads?\n## Important information","[{\"question\":\"How do exams officers access Global Listening?\",\"answer\":\"Global Listening is hosted on My Cambridge. 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