Proctoring

Rapid Rollout (for Instructors) Here are recommendations on getting started with LockDown Browser and Monitor from Respondus:  Rapid Rollout of LockDown Browser & Respondus Monitor for Instructors Video: Orientation to LockDown Bro...

NOTE:  If you copy quizzes requiring LockDown Browser from one semester to the next, you must visit the LockDown Browser Dashboard at the beginning of each semester in order to "reset" the quizzes. If you don't open the Das...

Preparation If you plan to use Respondus LockDown Browser + Monitor as a proctoring solution for your exams, you should prepare your students to use the system. Following are some suggestions you can use to help students be successful. NOTE: R...

Lone Star College Online Proctoring Options  Neither LSC nor LSC-Online requires proctoring. For support in creating online assessments without the need for proctoring, see Assessing Your Students . For those instructors desiring online proc...

Instructor Live Proctoring: An Overview When LockDown Browser is used with “Instructor Live Proctoring,” the instructor watches students remotely during an online test. This feature requires the use of a video conference system and is i...

Examity is a live proctoring   solution utilized by Lone Star College for pre-approved, fully online courses only. Examity secures exams, verifies test-taker identities, and prevents cheating, thereby maintaining the integrity of the quiz. All ...

NOTE:  LSC Testing Centers are open with varying capacities. Check the campus website for more information. Lone Star Testing Centers Testing Center Request Form Instructions Faculty members may review the INSTRUCTIONS for submi...

You can use Respondus LockDown Browser and Monitor with your quizzes in McGraw-Hill ALEKS.  The integration of LockDown Browser and Monitor is maintained within your ALEKS Course. Therefore, if you need support for your instance, contact your ...

To use Respondus Monitor with your Pearson MyLab course: Show Video Walkthrough Navigate to the course settings in the Pearson course, and locate "Learning Aids and Test Options."  Select "Use automated proctoring...