Obstacles to the classroom implementation of the fourth grade Math component of Louisiana's web-based testing tutorial were addressed in this informal pilot. Technology integration improved standardized test preparation for students with special needs. Supplemental test preparation sessions give the benefits of (a) increased familiarity with testing terminology and format, (b) a less stressful environment to practice skills aligned with standards, and (c) a review of grade level content covered throughout the year. Structured, independent charting encouraged student participation and ownership of progress. Students with test read aloud accommodations participated independently with the addition of a text reader capable of reading web pages. A high potential was observed for partnering text readers and independent progress monitoring with the state's web-based tutorial to improve accessibility and utility for all students. This system also increased exposure to alternative, computerized testing environments. (Contains 3 figures.) [Portions were presented previously at the 2010 meeting of the Louisiana Education Research Association (LERA).]