Articles describing how to set up Respondus Lockdown Browser & Monitor in Blackboard course assessments.
Are you interested in using Respondus with your Blackboard course, but are unsure which tool you need to use? Respondus actually has several products, Respondus 4.0, Lockdown Browser and Monitor that are all available for use at GVSU.
Respondus LockDown Browser (RLDB) is a custom web browser that locks students into their online testing environment for the duration of an exam. Respondus Monitor builds upon LockDown Browser to provide fully automated proctoring. Both tools provide an added layer of security so that students are deterred from cheating. Instructors can activate these tools when setting up their assessment in Blackboard.
When deciding whether to use remote proctoring for an assessment, it's important to consider several pedagogical factors to ensure that the assessment method aligns with your educational goals and values. Remote proctoring can be a valuable tool in certain situations, but it may not be suitable for all assessments. Remote proctoring does add another layer of complexity for both you and the student that needs to be addressed through the use of best practices for delivering proctored assessments.
This article will walk you through how to enable Respondus LockDown Browser and Monitor with an assessment in a Blackboard Ultra course. =
How to enable the standard or scientific calculator in the toolbar.
When LockDown Browser is used with “Instructor Live Proctoring,” the instructor watches students remotely during an online test. Consider these “best practices” prior to implementing “Live Proctoring” in your course.
This article will walk you through viewing the Class Results and Exam Stats for assessments that have Respondus LockDown Browser and Monitor enabled.
Respondus Monitor can be seamlessly used with ALEKS and ALEKS Placement, Preparation and Learning (ALEKS PPL) solutions by McGraw Hill for adding a proctoring requirement to their online tests.
LockDown Browser for Pearson MyLaB
Stop Sign "unexpected error" occurs when opening the Respondus Dashboard Tool for some courses.
A test error occurs when the exam's Blackboard test options have been modified.
The instructor would prefer to watch their students remotely during a Lockdown Browser test using an online video conferencing system.
Enabling show your work function for students