Upaep: Respondus Lockdown Browser

The implementation of the Respondus Lockdown Browser at UPAEP was a collaborative effort between the university's IT department, faculty, and staff. To ensure a smooth rollout, the university provided training and support to instructors and students on the use of the Lockdown Browser.

Respondus LockDown Browser UPAEP: Complete Guide for Students and Faculty respondus lockdown browser upaep

Students cannot download a generic version of the program from public search engines. Each higher education institution uses a distinct, unique institutional link to bind the client browser to its learning portal. Instructions for using the Respondus Lockdown Browser The implementation of the Respondus Lockdown Browser at

| Feature | Enabled for UPAEP? | |---------|--------------------| | Full-screen lockdown | ✅ Yes | | Block other apps | ✅ Yes | | Block keyboard shortcuts | ✅ Yes | | Block copy/paste | ✅ Yes (default) | | Webcam recording (Monitor) | ✅ If instructor enables | | Room scan before exam | ✅ If Monitor is used | | Auto-flag suspicious behavior | ✅ If Monitor is used | | Works on iPad (limited) | ⚠️ Partial | | Works on Chromebook | ❌ No (typically) | Each higher education institution uses a distinct, unique

Conclusion: RLDB raises the bar for casual cheating but does not eliminate determined cheating.

Before the exam

UPAEP utilizes the Brightspace platform for course delivery. The integration process for instructors is as follows: