A “beta” release of a new Chromebook extension for LockDown
Browser is currently available for exams delivered in Canvas (Classic
and New Quizzes) and Blackboard Learn (Original view). This solution
is for student-owned devices and is distinct from the L...
A “beta” release of a new Chromebook extension for LockDown
Browser is currently available for exams delivered in Canvas (Classic
and New Quizzes) and Blackboard Learn (Original view).
This version of the LockDown Browser Chromebook extension also
suppo...
If you use Instructure Canvas as your LMS, LockDown Browser now
supports the use of multiple LMS domains. Many institutions use a
"vanity URL" for students to access their system.
For this to work, your designated Respondus admin needs to specify the
nec...
When using Blackboard's SaaS system, the Respondus LockDown Browser
building block no longer needs to be installed. Rather, it just needs
to be configured.
To do this:
1) The designated Respondus administrator should go to
http://respondus.com/ [http:...
First, reference this article
[https://support.respondus.com/support/index.php?/Knowledgebase/Article/View/226/0/update-check-failed-error-code-a4]
and ensure that all the necessary servers are accessible via your
network and computer.
If you've determi...
No. Not all advanced settings available via the LockDown Browser
Dashboard are currently available in our Chromebook app.
One example would be spreadsheet support.
We hope to add new features to LockDown Browser for Chromebook in
future updates to the...
LockDown Browser currently integrates with Blackboard Learn 9.x,
Blackboard Ultra, D2L Brightspace 9.x to LE 10.x, Instructure
Canvas, Moodle 3.x, Sakai 2.7.1+ and Schoology.
For Canvas, you must be running the latest Instructure cloud-hosted
version of...
The computer being used to take the assessment must have the Respondus
LockDown Browser software installed on it. Some Learning Management
Systems require that you first open a standard browser, log in to the
LMS, and then use the "Launch LockDown Browser...
Once LockDown Browser 2.0 Student Edition for Mac has been installed
on one Mac computer, the app can be copied or pushed to other Macs
across a network, or deployed with desktop management systems such as
Apple Remote Desktop, JAMF Casper Suite, Cisco Me...
For Windows users, start Respondus LockDown Browser, select the
“i” button from the toolbar, and then click “Check for Newer
Version”. The version will be displayed and you will be able to
download a newer version if one is available.
For Mac users, st...
Respondus LockDown Browser is a client application installed on the
local computer.
OPERATING SYSTEMS WINDOWS: 10 *, 8, 7. Windows 10S is not a compatible
operating system.
* Includes x86 32 and 64bit processors and ARM 64bit processors
using x86 emulat...
The iPad Edition of "LockDown Browser" (available from the Apple App
Store [https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lockdown-browser/id659101775])
enables a student to use an iPad to take exams that require LockDown
Browser. However, the instructor must select the...
WINDOWS COMPUTER
We have a helpful video that shows how to install LockDown Browser on
a Windows computer: https://youtu.be/pKvcE3oZF2I
[https://youtu.be/pKvcE3oZF2I]
1. Log in as a local administrator with full rights. (
(Windows->Control Panel->User ...
LockDown Browser for Chromebook uses a Chrome Extension that can only
be run in kiosk mode. Google requires that all kiosk apps be managed
via their Google Admin Suite (a license is required for this product),
AND SO THE LOCKDOWN BROWSER FOR CHROMEBOOK AP...
