This is a comprehensive tutorial on creating and deploying tests in Blackboard. It covers topics like creating questions, selecting test options, and...

First log into the Chromebook and start Google Chrome Go to the Detroit Mercy LockDown Browser download page; you will automatically be...

If you plan to use Respondus Lockdown Browser for testing in your Blackboard course site, students will need to download the Lockdown Browser prior...

LockDown Browser is a web browser (an application like Safari, Edge, Firefox, and Chrome) specifically geared toward taking online tests. While...

What is it? Respondus LockDown Browser provides a more secure environment for online testing. LockDown Browser itself is a separate web browser...

Get Your Test in Blackboard Blackboard provides the best set of online proctoring tools available to the widest range of students. Wherever...

By design, Blackboard makes it difficult to print and / or extract online test questions. In cases where faculty need to print an online test for...

Respondus Monitor, the feature of LockDown Browser that enables the webcam on students' devices during testing, now offers a Live Proctoring...

You can easily restrict test takers to the McNichol's Campus using the feature built into the Blackboard Test Options.  Here's...

Respondus LockDown Browser provides a more secure environment for online testing. LockDown Browser itself is a separate web browser (like Internet...

After adding a test to a content area in your course site (by pointing to Assement and choosing TEST, then selecting an existing test), you'll be...

Here are some tips and clarifications based on recent experiences testing with LockDown Browser and Monitor. 1. Give a practice quiz Even if...

The question-creation process in Blackboard can be a little tedious. If you’re looking to create a test or pool of questions quickly, a faster...