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How to use Respondus LockDown Browser with UF



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Respondus monitor can be combined with the Respondus lockdown browser to record online exams sessions. The browser captures all details of each exam session using a microphone and webcam. Instructors can then review them. It is used in many educational systems such as Blackboard or Canvas. Below is a video showing how to install and configure Respondus monitors. After the system is set up, you are able to take a test on the webcam.

Respondus LockDown Browser Installation

Respondus LockDown Browser installs require administrative privileges. If you're using a computer not yours, please verify the system requirements before installing the software. Click the Download Installation link to download Respondus Locksmith Browser. To run the installation, click "Run" (or "File download installer") to choose the file. After the installer has finished installing your software, close all applications except the Internet.

Next, click "Install" on the lockdown browser installation page. A box should appear asking you for your password. Click "Submit." Respondus will begin testing your software after you click "submit." You cannot close it without clicking the Finish button. After the test is complete, you will receive a confirmation message. Click "OK", to confirm the installation. You can now test Respondus LockDown Browser after it has been successfully installed.


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Configuring Respondus Monitor

After you have installed Respondus LockDown browser, you can set the Monitor up to record from your webcam. You will be able to see the results of the students and the instructor's feedback from the monitor without ever having to be present in the room. You can set a password to protect your webcam from being accessed by others. Then, you should launch the Respondus Monitor. If you have already configured your LockDown Browser, you can skip the Advanced Settings section and proceed to Configuring the Respondus Monitor.


Logging into LockDown Browser will allow you to set up the Respondus Monitor in preparation for an upcoming exam. This option is only available to University Testing Centers exams. This option requires a LockDown Web Browser. The proctor needs to have an exam access key. If you are able to provide the proctor with the password, you can proceed to the next step.

Respondus LockDown Browser allows you to take an exam

UF uses a software application known as Respondus LockDown Browser to administer exams and quizzes. You can't access this tool through any standard browser. To take an exam, you will need to open the Respondus LockDown browser on your computer. Once you have logged in using your myUTRGV credentials open the Respondus LockDown browser on your computer. Navigate to the test that you want to take.

Go to the Chrome Web Store and download LockDown browser. The Respondus Monitor is required to be enabled. To install the extension, ensure that your device is equipped with a working camera. Follow the instructions in this installer to ensure that Respondus LockDown Browser is installed on your webcam.


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Respondus Monitor offers a webcam for an exam

LockDown browsers can be used by colleges and universities to allow you to use the webcam for your exam. First, you must set up the quiz using the browser. Next, enable Respondus Monitor. After the quiz has been set up, you can use the webcam for the exam. The webcam records your face and provides video evidence to the instructor. You can then use the webcam during the exam to answer questions.

You will need identification documents for the exam. To record the environment you are in while taking the exam, click "Environment Check". 'Facial Detection Check' checks whether the student's face is in the camera's frame. To activate the microphone, follow the directions in the Support Guide. This step can be skipped if other applications are running in background.


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How to use Respondus LockDown Browser with UF