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Browser configuration - spoolinhx35 - 04-25-2016
Is there a lockdown browser when taking these exams? Or can you access other windows with the exam open?
I graduate in may and this is the last class i need.
Thanks
Browser configuration - davewill - 04-25-2016
Which exams? The rules differ depending on what test and from whom. Proctored exams have rules about what you are and are not allowed to use during the exam, but the proctor enforced that, not the browser. Unproctored exams I don't have any actual experience with, but I haven't heard of a special browser.
Browser configuration - spoolinhx35 - 04-25-2016
It would be US history II. props on c++ , I took that language two years ago.
Browser configuration - bluebooger - 04-25-2016
so, StraighterLine ??
or from a community college
Browser configuration - spoolinhx35 - 04-25-2016
This will be at a community college
Browser configuration - bjcheung77 - 04-25-2016
spoolinhx35 Wrote:This will be at a community college
If you're a student there, you can go to their computer lab and test out their connection/requirements.
Here's the link to ProctorU and the test site, it tests several things about your computer.
ProctorU - Test It Out
Browser configuration - bluebooger - 04-25-2016
bjcheung77 Wrote:If you're a student there, you can go to their computer lab and test out their connection/requirements.
Here's the link to ProctorU and the test site, it tests several things about your computer.
ProctorU - Test It Out
since we have no idea if his school even uses ProctorU that post is useless
this whole thread is useless
there is absolutely no way for anyone to know how the hell that community college does proctored exams
they may not even use computers
the entire thing may be done with pencil and paper
if spoolinhx35 means ProctorU then they could have said so
could have meant CLEP, DSST, UExcel, TECEPs
if somebody is going to post a question they need to be specific