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Respondus Lockdown Browser is a custom browser that locks down the testing environment within a learning management system. When students use Respondus Lockdown Browser, they are unable to print, copy, go to another URL, or access other applications.
Respondus Monitor is an automated proctoring solution that works with Respondus Lockdown Browser to provide an additional layer of security for online exams. It uses a student's webcam and microphone to record the exam session and flag suspicious behavior for instructor review.
Key Features
Key Features
Respondus Lockdown Browser
Prevents students from accessing other websites, applications, or system functions
Disables printing, screen capture, and copy/paste functions
Integrates seamlessly with major learning management systems
Customizable security settings for different exam requirements
Respondus Monitor
Automated proctoring through webcam and microphone recording
Facial recognition technology to verify student identity
Intelligent flagging system for suspicious behaviors
Post-exam review tools for instructors
Detailed analytics and reporting
Getting Started
Getting Started
For Instructors
Create your test in Blackboard Ultra
Go into the test options (gear icon) and scroll down to Respondus and click on the link: LockDown Browser Dashboard
Click the drop-down arrow next to the assessment you wish to use the Lockdown Browser for > Settings
Select "Require Respondus LockDown Browser for this exam"
If you wish to enable proctoring, select "Require Respondus Monitor (automated proctoring) for this exam"
When done, click Save and Close.
Best Practices for Faculty
Best Practices for Faculty
Test Before Go-Live: Always test the exam environment before the actual exam date
Provide Clear Instructions: Give students detailed setup and troubleshooting guidance
Review Flagged Content: Regularly check Monitor reports for flagged behaviors
Communicate Requirements: Clearly communicate technical requirements to students in advance
Have a Backup Plan: Prepare alternative arrangements for students experiencing technical difficulties
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