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Student downloads and installs Safe Exam Browser on their local computer. seb file to the Moodle course page (or distributes it via another method) #SAFE EXAM BROWSER CONFIGURATION FILE DOWNLOAD MAC OS#
seb file ( Mac OS configuration information)
Mac OS: Teacher opens the Preferences window of Safe Exam Browser to configure and save the. #SAFE EXAM BROWSER CONFIGURATION FILE DOWNLOAD WINDOWS#
seb file ( Windows configuration information) Windows: Teacher uses the SEBConfigTool.exe program (distributed as part of the Safe Exam Browser package) to configure and save the.seb file contains a destination URL for the browser (this could be the address of the Moodle installation, or the specific URL of the Moodle quiz, or some other relevant URL) and any other Safe Exam Browser settings the teacher wants to enforce on the students' quiz experience.
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seb file for students to download and open. This setting is located at Extra restrictions on attempts > Browser security > Require Safe Exam Browser
Teacher configures the quiz to require the Safe Exam Browser. Teacher downloads and installs Safe Exam Browser onto their local computer. Here is a basic workflow for integrating Safe Exam Browser into a Moodle quiz experience: Spell checking and dictionary lookup is disabled, but can optionally be allowed. Specific web sites/pages/resources can be configured to be accessible during an exam, using a URL filter. The clipboard is cleared when starting and quitting SEB. Shortcut keys such as Win+Tab, Alt+Tab, Ctrl+Alt+Del, Alt+F4, Print Screen, Cmd+Tab are disabled or cannot be used to close SEB or to switch to other user accounts on the computer. Switching to other applications is disabled by default, but it's possible to allow to use specific third party applications during an exam. SEB cannot be closed until the test is submitted. The browser window won't have a URL or search field and back/forward navigation and reload can be disabled. Students will only be able to attempt the quiz if they are using Safe Exam Browser. #SAFE EXAM BROWSER CONFIGURATION FILE DOWNLOAD SOFTWARE#
The restrictions placed on students are similar to those in the pop-up window case, but because Safe Exam Browser is software running on the student's computer, it can do a much more effective job of restricting their actions. The application must be downloaded and installed on the device that the student uses to attempt the quiz. Safe Exam Browser is a customised web browser, available for Windows (7, 8.1, 10), macOS (starting 10.7, recommended 10.11 or newer) and iOS (9.3.5 or newer).
4.1 iLearn Secure Browser for Chromebooks. See this blog by Gavin Henrick about Securing a Moodle Quiz on an iPad. The Respondus LockDown Browser which carries out similar controls however also works on iOS. The Safe Exam Browser only works on Windows and Mac OS X, See for details. See this forum thread about Secure Quiz using Chromebook Kiosk App and User Agent. With Chromebooks, you can disable students’ access to browse the web during an exam in addition to disabling external storage, screenshots, and the ability to print. See this article about three ways of using chromebooks for student assessments: Chromebooks are a secure platform for administering student assessments, and when setup properly, these devices meet K-12 education testing standards. This is why it is only avaiable for certain systems. In order to lock everything down, SEB has to do a lot of operating-system-specific things. It would be a lot of work to make a version of SEB for Chromebooks. Chromebooks run a particular variant of Linux, so SEB is not avaialble there. Safe Exam Browser is only available for Windows and Mac. Surfing to other web sites is prohibited. Switching to other applications is disabled. 
Copy and paste, and the context menu, are disabled. Shortcuts keys such as Win, Ctrl+Alt+Del, Alt+F4, F1, Ctrl+P, Printscreen, are disabled. The window cannot be closed until the test is submitted. The browser window will be fullscreen (without any navigation elements). The restrictions placed on students are similar to those in pop-up window case, but because Safe Exam Browser is software running on the student's computer, it can do a much more effective job of restricting their actions. Safe Exam Browser is a customised web browser, available for Windows and Mac Operating Systems, that must be downloaded and installed on the computer that the student uses to attempt the quiz.
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