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1. support.respondus.com › hc › en-usHow do I install LockDown Browser? – Respondus Support

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   Accept all the default prompts to install LockDown Browser. 7. Most Learning Management Systems require that you first open a standard browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) log in to the LMS, and then use the "Launch LockDown Browser" button on the quiz summary page.

2. chromeunboxed.com › how-to-install-respondusHow to install Respondus LockDown Browser and Monitor on a ...

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   • Known Issues and Limitations For The Beta

   Go to the LockDown Browser Dashboard within Canvas (Works with Blackboard Learn, D2L, Brightspace, Schoology, and Moodle as well, though Respondus Monitor is not supported for Schoology).

   Select “Require Respondus LockDown Browser for this exam”

   Expand “Advanced Settings” and select “Allow students to use LockDown Browser for

   Chromebook (beta)”

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   Log into the Chromebook and start Google Chrome

   Log into Canvas and navigate to the exam that requires LockDown Browser

   Select the linkfor downloading and installing LockDown Browser

   From the Chrome web store, select “Add to Chrome” to install the LockDown Browser

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   According to the Respondus Support Knowledgebase, there are some known limitations and issues with the Chromebook beta for LockDown Browser and Monitor which you can get an overview of below. Because the site was last updated upon the launch of the beta, some of these may have been worked out by now, and we will follow up with a video tutorial for ...

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3. chromewebstore.google.com › detail › inteset-secureInteset Secure Lockdown Browser Helper - Chrome Web Store

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   Aug 3, 2022 · Inteset Secure Lockdown Browser Helper - Chrome Web Store. 5.0 ( 1 rating. ) Extension Workflow & Planning 1,000 users. Add to Chrome. Overview. Traps network errors, shows user a...

4. web.respondus.com › he › lockdownbrowserLockDown Browser - Respondus

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   Locks down student computers to prevent cheating during exams. LockDown Browser’s name says it all: it "locks down" the browser on a computer or tablet. Students are unable to copy, print, access other applications, or visit other websites during an online exam.

5. www.csulb.edu › sites › defaultInstalling Respondus LockDown Browser

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   Respondus LockDown Browser (LDB) is a testing application available within Canvas designed to prevent cheating and maintain integrity of online exams. Once installed and launched, Respondus LDB will prevent learners from accessing web enabled applications (e.g., iMessage, Email, native browsers).

6. www.inteset.com › secure-lockdown-chrome-editionSecure Lockdown - Chrome Edition - Inteset

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   Chrome or Edge in True Kiosk Mode. Secure Lockdown removes all of the undesired Windows shortcuts, gestures, and keystrokes. It can also disables undesired keystrokes and areas of Chrome or Edge. In addition, it can restrict access to only desired websites.

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   What is Lockdown browser?

   • 12.0+ (iPad only). Must have a compatible LMS integration. LockDown Browser is a client application that is installed to a local computer. Both the Windows edition and the Mac edition of the browser are based on Chromium, Google's open source framework.

   LockDown Browser - Resources - Respondus

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   What should I do if my browser is locked down?

   • • Run Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge as a locked down kiosk platform uninhibited by the Windows Desktop and unwanted keystrokes. • Remove unneeded elements of the browser interface. • Block access to undesired features of Chrome or Edge. • Allow only white-listed sites and desired Chrome extensions.

   Secure Lockdown - Chrome Edition - Inteset

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   How do I install Lockdown browser?

   • Download the LockDown Browser installer package. It will be in the form of "LockDownBrowser-2-0-x-xx.exe" where "-x-xx" is the current version number. 4. Locate the installer package in your Downloads folder and run it. 5. Accept all the default prompts to install LockDown Browser. 6.

   How do I install LockDown Browser? – Respondus Support

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   How do I install Lockdown browser on a Mac?

   • We have a helpful video that shows how to install LockDown Browser on a Mac computer: 1. Log in as a local administrator with full rights (In System Preferences-Users & Groups, the user account must have "Allow user to administer this computer" enabled.) 2.

   How do I install LockDown Browser? – Respondus Support

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   How much RAM do I need to use Lockdown browser?

   • A minimum 4gb of available RAM is necessary when using LockDown Browser to take an exam that also uses a webcam. LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor may continue to run in older operating systems that have reached “end-of-life,” but students may encounter unexpected results.

   Installing Respondus LockDown Browser - California State University

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8. web.respondus.com › he › lockdownbrowserLockDown Browser - Resources - Respondus

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   LockDown Browser is a client application that is installed to a local computer. Both the Windows edition and the Mac edition of the browser are based on Chromium, Google's open source framework. Students do NOT need Google's Chrome browser installed; nor will this version affect a Chrome browser that's already installed.