LockDown Browser is a custom browser that locks down the exam environment within specific learning and assessment systems. When LockDown Browser is used during an online exam, you are unable to go to other URLs, switch applications, take screenshots, copy questions or print. And, hey, you can download it for free.
The developer, Respondus Inc. Students who aren't able to meet these requirements will be unable to use Respondus, and will need alternate accommodations to take their exams. You can access the LockDown Browser dashboard in the left-hand navigation menu of your Canvas course.
If you do not see this in your menu, you can enable it within the Navigation menu of your Canvas course settings. View the full instructions for enabling LockDown Browser for your Canvas quizzes. In order to take a Quiz that requires the use of Respondus, you must download the LockDown Browser before you can begin the exam. The Canvas quiz will prompt you to download the LockDown Browser if you attempt to take it from any other browser. Chromebooks may be able to make use of LockDown Browser.
However, the Chromebook offering is available through a Beta trial and may not be fully supported. Windows tablets are not supported. View the full Systems Requirement list for more details. If you are unable to meet the system requirements, reach out to your instructor or IA as soon as possible to arrange for alternate accommodation.
If you are prompted to select a version, choose Student Version. If requested, choose a server and click OK. If you have any programs running you will get the message: You must close the following program before starting the browser.
Do you want Respondus LockDown Browser to attempt to close this program for you? Select Yes. The Blackboard Login page will open. Enter your Username and Password. Click Login. LockDown Browser is specifically intended for taking Canvas quizzes, not for others areas of Canvas. Here is an introductory video explaining LDB. LockDown Browser must be installed to each computer Windows or Mac that will be used to take an exam. View system requirements. MyLab integrates seamlessly with Respondus Monitor, providing a powerful solution to exam integrity.
Expand the section for "Pearson MyLab" and copy the code shown the code is unique for each instructor. Read on. The LockDown Browser Chromebook extension is not currently supported. Alternatively, students and faculty can go to respondus. This webinar is intended for administrators and instructors who currently use Pearson MyLab. The new Respondus Instructor Live Proctoring option uses Respondus LockDown Browser to prevent cheating on the computer itself, while the instructor watches students via video conferencing.
This method is only recommended for small test administrations where instructors can effectively observe and track students during the exam. The instructor and students meet in the video conferencing application at a specified time. When ready, the instructor provides students a start code for the online exam — students start Respondus LockDown Browser from there.
The instructor can then watch students via the video conference system for the duration of the exam. These features are only available with Respondus Monitor, the automated proctoring solution. What devices are supported? What video conference systems are supported? But it should work with any web-based video conferencing system. But the instructor must manage the logistics of getting students logged into the video conference system, take attendance, watch students during the exam, and track whether students leave the video conferencing session… among other things.
This can be challenging if the class size is more than students. More information on Respondus Instructor Live Proctoring, including a video tutorial for instructors. Student Instructions for iPads. Faculty Instructions for iPad.
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