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How to Use the 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 uses a webcam and microphone to record all details of the exam session. This allows instructors to review the results. It is used in many educational systems such as Blackboard or Canvas. This video shows how to set up and configure the Respondus monitor. Once you've set it up, you can view the screen via the webcam.

Respondus LockDown Browser

Respondus LockDown browser requires administrative privileges. Before installing Respondus LockDown Browser on a computer other than your own, make sure you check the system requirements. Click the Download Installer link to download Respondus LockDown browser. Click "Run" or "File Download Installer" to select the file and run the installation. Close all programs except those that are connected to the Internet after the installer has completed installing the software.

Next, click on the "Install” button to proceed with the lockdown browser installer page. You should now see a box asking to input your password. Click "Submit." Respondus will begin testing the software when you click "submit." It is impossible to close the program without clicking on the Finish button. You will receive a confirmation message after the test. To confirm installation, click "OK". You can now test Respondus LockDown Browser after it has been successfully installed.


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Configuring Respondus Monitoring

Once you have installed the Respondus LockDown Browser, you can configure the Monitor to use your webcam for recording. 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. A password is required to prevent other people from accessing your webcam. Next, launch the Respondus Monitor. You can skip the Advanced Settings section if you already have configured your LockDown browser and go straight to Configuring the Respondus Monitor.


Log into your LockDown Browser to configure Respondus Monitor for a upcoming exam. This option is only available to University Testing Centers exams. This option requires a LockDown Web Browser. In addition, you must provide the proctor with an exam access code. You can then proceed to step 2 if you are able and willing to give the password to your proctor.

Respondus LockDown Browser: Take an exam

Respondus Browser, a software application that UF uses to administer quizzes or exams, is used by UF. This tool cannot be accessed from a standard browser. Therefore, you will need the Respondus LockDown Web Browser installed on your computer to access the Respondus LockDown Tool. After you've logged in with your myUTRGV credentials, open the Respondus LockDown Browser on your computer and navigate to the test you need to take.

To install LockDown Browser on your computer, go to the Chrome web store and download the extension. Make sure to enable the webcam, which is called the Respondus Monitor. Make sure your device has a working internetcam before you install the extension. Follow the steps in the installer to make sure that Respondus LockDown Browser works with your webcam.


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Taking an exam with Respondus Monitor with a webcam

You can use the webcam feature to take your exam if your university or college uses LockDown browser. 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. Then, during the exam, you can simply use the webcam to answer questions.

During the exam you will be required to show identification documents. To record the environment you are in while taking the exam, click "Environment Check". 'Facial Detection Check" checks if the student’s face is visible within the camera's frame. To enable the microphone, you will need to follow all the instructions in the Support Guide. This step can be skipped if other applications are running in background.


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FAQ

What are the various types of e-learning available? What are their purposes?

There are three main types of e-learning.

  1. Content delivery - This type of e-learning aims to provide students with information. You can find textbooks or lesson plans as examples.
  2. Instructional Design - This type is an e-learning that helps learners learn new skills. Examples of this include simulations and tutorials.
  3. Learning management - This type of eLearning provides tools for instructors to organize and monitor student activity. Examples of these include discussion forums and virtual classes.


Do you need an Internet connection to eLearning?

It depends on your purpose. It doesn't matter if it's an online course. You will however need internet access if interactive features such quizzes or other types of learning are to be used.


What are the potential benefits of elearning for students as well as teachers?

E-learning provides both students with better learning outcomes and teachers with more flexibility. It allows learners to access information anywhere and anytime they want. E-learning empowers educators to connect with their students using technology in a way that was not possible previously.

E-learning allows teachers and students to receive individualized instruction, feedback, as well as support. Students are more motivated and engaged as a result. Teachers can develop communication, collaboration and critical thinking skills through e-learning. Teachers can use it to improve their teaching by offering opportunities for reflection on other's experiences and self-reflection.

E-learning makes it possible to cut down on training costs. To train a class on a new topic, for example, a teacher will need to spend money on books and materials. However, you don't need to purchase duplicate material if it is easily available online.


What is the real value of eLearning?

E-learning allows learners to engage in learning activities at any time and from anywhere. They can access it from wherever and whenever they want.

E-Learning allows learners to connect with other people who share similar interests. This interaction increases communication skills and knowledge sharing.

The use of technology facilitates the transfer of information between the teacher and the student. Technology should be robust enough for the delivery of high quality content.

E-learning can reduce travel costs and help to lower the cost of training.

It allows learners to save time and money while traveling or working.


How can I get started in eLearning?

It's a good idea to begin small if you don't know how to create online classes. A tutorial or quiz could be a good idea.

Once you are proficient in this area, you can move on and tackle more difficult projects. If you don't know HTML well, it is a good idea not to begin by creating lessons from pre-built templates.


What is the biggest obstacle to online learning?

The greatest challenge is keeping students engaged during the course. How can you expect students to learn anything if they don't care about what you are teaching? Your students will be more focused if you give them many options. This means giving them options like choosing which modules they want to study first, which chapters they want to read next, which exercises they want to try out, which tests they want to take, which assignments they want to start working on, and which websites they want to visit, which videos they want to watch, which games they want to play, etc.



Statistics

  • The UK sample was relatively balanced in terms of gender (56% male) compared to the Gambian group (77% male). (sciencedirect.com)
  • Interestingly, students' participation in online training grew by 142% in the past year alone, indicating how quality education and up-to-date teaching pedagogy are preferred by learners and working professionals to upskill across India. (economictimes.indiatimes.com)
  • According to ATD's 2021 State of the Industry report, technology-based learning methods, including e-learning, accounted for 80 percent of learning hours used in 2020. (td.org)
  • However, e-learning courses that are engaging, well-designed, and interesting are likely to be perceived as useful by e-learners (Roca & Gagné, 2008). (sciencedirect.com)



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How To

What are some examples e-learning? What are some benefits of using e-learning?

There are many types and styles of elearning that you can choose from, such as:

  1. Distance Learning- Distance learning programs are conducted entirely via the Internet.
  2. On-site Training: A program that involves several participants meeting together to receive training in real time.
  3. Virtual Classroom - A virtual classroom is a computer-based environment that allows students to communicate with each other, teachers, and even experts via chat rooms, forums, and more.
  4. Webinars, live presentations on the internet. They enable you to interact with your audience live.
  5. Self-Paced Courses: These courses don't require an instructor and can be completed at a pace that suits you. You can log in to the course at any time that suits you.
  6. Interactive Tutorials – Interactive tutorials can be used to show users how to do specific tasks.
  7. Social Media Learning platforms - Twitter and Facebook provide great learning opportunities. Students can communicate ideas, ask queries, and get feedback and support from their friends and peers.
  8. Online Forums - These forums allow you to share your knowledge and discuss issues in your area of study.
  9. Podcasting: Podcasting is creating audio files which can be downloaded later and listened to.
  10. Video Conferencing-Video conferencing allows two to three people to meet face to Face virtually.
  11. Mobile Apps are created for tablets and smartphones.
  12. Online Quizzes: Online quizzes can be used to test your knowledge about a topic.
  13. Discussion Boards: These are online communities that allow members to exchange messages and read the messages of others.
  14. Website Content Management Systems (CMS - CMSs are software that allow site owners to easily modify their website content.
  15. Blogging - Blogs allow visitors to comment and share their opinions.
  16. Wikis - Wikis enable multiple users to edit pages at once.
  17. Chat Rooms: Chat rooms are an online area where users can communicate with one another.
  18. Email Lists - Email lists are groups of email addresses where you can send messages.
  19. RSS Feeds -- RSS feeds are news-aggregators that pull articles from different sources to create an easy-to read list.




 



How to Use the Respondus LockDown Browser With UF