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1. #Options to safe exam browser update#
2. #Options to safe exam browser software#
3. #Options to safe exam browser plus#
4. #Options to safe exam browser windows#

#Options to safe exam browser windows#

The Windows version of SEB currently uses the Mozilla Gecko browser engine, either in the form of Firefox or XULRunner.

#Options to safe exam browser plus#

The kiosk application locks down the computer and starts the SEB browser plus optional third party applications.Optionally one or several third party application(s) can be allowed to run during an exam and are started by the SEB kiosk application.

The third part of an SEB exam environment is build into the supported LMS. The illustration above shows the two internal components which SEB consists of, the kiosk application and the browser part. In addition a third party application can be allowed to run at the same time, for example Excel or R Schematic illustration of an online exam with Safe Exam Browser and a LMS, for example ILIAS or Moodle. The kiosk application locks down the examination computer, the browser part communicates over the internet (or a LAN) with the quiz module of an LMS running on a server. SEB consists of a kiosk application and a browser part, which are running on an examination computer or tablet device. For more information see our privacy statement. If an SEB client has been configured to connect to a video conferencing service or an SEB server instance, this will be indicated to candidates when starting an exam session and video/audio proctoring/support must be explicitly agreed to by each exam candidate in a dialog box. This video conferencing connection must also be configured individually and is always disabled by default. This also applies to the support and proctoring capabilities in new SEB versions via video conferencing services such as Jitsi Meet (open source, can be installed on a self-operated server) or Zoom (commercial, cloud-based). This is strictly optional and must be configured individually in any case. SEB clients can then be connected to such an SEB server instance using individual configuration files.

#Options to safe exam browser software#

SEB does not connect to any central server or cloud service! SEB Server is being developed as an independent open source software component that can be installed on a self-operated server. Some learning management systems (LMS) like for example Moodle, ILIAS, OpenOLAT and exam solutions as Inspera Assessment offer a quiz mode specifically compatible with SEB. Generally SEB works with any web based LMS and other kinds of web based exam systems. SEB runs on a local computer and it is connected via the internet to a learning management system (LMS) or an e-assessment system. It controls access to resources like system functions, other websites and applications and prevents unauthorized resources being used during an exam.

The software turns any computer temporarily into a secure workstation. Having problems with your computer or phone? You can clear cache or enable cookies in your browser, both of which can help.Safe Exam Browser is a web browser environment to carry out e-assessments safely.

#Options to safe exam browser update#

If you're missing some important bit of software, we have a whole list of guides which can help you do things like enable javascript, update your web browser or try a different web browser. This website saves you all the complicated steps to figuring out what versions of software you have, what features you have enabled & whether your web browser is up to date and let you focus on solving your problem. When someone is troubleshooting a problem with you, it's very useful for them to know all the technical details about your system - it can narrow down where the problem might be and help ensure that you have all the required software. This website - tells you what browser and version you have, the type of device you are using, which operating system you're using, and your settings for important things such as JavaScript and Cookies. What Browser? Help with problems on the internet.