A “beta” release of a new Chromebook extension for LockDown Browser is currently available for exams delivered in Blackboard Learn (Original view). This version of the LockDown Browser Chromebook extension also supports Respondus Monitor. During the beta period, instructors will need to allow the use of LockDown Browser for Chromebook on a per exam basis.
Once you have created and deployed a test in your Blackboard course, you can configure it to require the Respondus LockDown Browser by going to Control Panel > Course Tools > Respondus LockDown Browser. This link will also lead you to the Respondus Monitor feature, which is optional, but must be used in conjunction with LockDown Browser. Consult How do I require Respondus Monitor for student testing? for further information.
Note: Students using a Chromebook will need to use the regular LockDown Browser installation link for UIC (they will NOT be able to search for the app directly from the Chrome web store). The LockDown Browser installation link will direct the student to the Chrome web store, at which point they should select “Add to Chrome” to install the LockDown Browser Extension. If the instructor allows an exam to use the Chromebook version of LockDown Browser, it will automatically launch LockDown Browser at the appropriate time.
Quiz passwords (specified via the "optional password" field in the LockDown Browser Dashboard) aren’t currently supported
The “Early Exit” feature in LockDown Browser isn’t currently supported
LockDown Browser’s Calculator and Spreadsheet features aren’t currently supported
The extended keyboard functions (for adding symbols and special characters) isn’t currently available
LockDown Browser’s “Help Center” is currently unavailable
"Allow access to specific external web domains" option is currently not supported