This will work with most web-based assessment solutions.
Using SEB with Apple's Classroom solution allows you to easily start secured exams on iPads. Then SEB closes the exam and ends the Single App Mode, which unlocks the device. As the URL of this link was also added to the used SEB exam settings as the Quit URL parameter, tapping this link allows to quit the exam session without having to enter the Quit Password. On this page the exam administrator placed a hyperlink "Unlock Device".
#Safe exam browser configurazione password#
The Quit Password is defined in these exam settings and only exam invigilators/supporters know it (in case of a technical problem they could use it to quit or restart the exam).Īfter completing and submitting the exam (in this case a Moodle quiz), a feedback page is displayed. If they try to quit SEB manually by using the Quit Button in the lower right corner of the screen (in the SEB Dock bar), then SEB asks to enter the Quit Password. When the Single App Mode is started, students cannot switch to other apps and can't access the notification and control center. If App Self-Lock is denied, then SEB displays an error alert with the option to retry starting the Single App Mode or to quit this exam session. If starting the Single App Mode is confirmed, then the exam is loaded. Therefore the "App Self-Lock" (AAC) Single App Mode is invoked, which needs to be confirmed in the dialog displayed in the picture below. In this case the iPad isn't owned and managed (supervised) by an organisation, it's owned by the student. SEB is reconfigured temporary using the settings contained in the Config File and loads the login page and then start page of the Moodle quiz.Īs the Config File has a quit password set (which is " quit" in this example), SEB now tries to start a single app mode (also called kiosk mode or lock down mode). Here the exam portal page was opened in Safari and the SEB Demo Exam link was tapped.Īfter confirming, SEB is opened and loads the SEB Config File from the link's target URL sebs:///exams/b. Usually the other browser or operating system asks to confirm opening the link in SEB, see the picture below. Tapping such a seb(s):// link opens it in SEB, even if the exam portal page is displayed in another (regular) web browser or you sent an SEB link to your students in an email. These links differ from regular http/https web links, you should use the custom URL protocols seb/sebs instead. Like this you can use an individual SEB configuration per exam. This has the advantage that you can use links to SEB Config Files stored on a web server, which then contain the Start URLs of your exams.
On this exam portal page, you would then add a list of links to current exams. You could also configure SEB to show an exam portal page outside of your exam system, this might be a simple HTML webpage or be displayed by a content management system (CMS). This so called Start URL setting can either be the address of your exam system, where students would log in and be presented the exam they are scheduled to conduct. As an exam administrator, you have to configure which website is loaded by SEB. If you switch on JavaScript in your browser, you will get a better experience using this website.Being a kiosk browser, SEB doesn't have an address field to enter website URLs. If you want to know more about SEB, you'll find all information on this website: SEB will either be configured, you can then choose to continue using SEB or quit for now.SEB will start and open the configuration file (or the configuration link).If you click a link to configure SEB/start an exam, your browser or e-mail client may ask you to confirm opening the link with Safe Exam Browser, you have to allow/confirm this.Open (double click) the SEB configuration file or click the link to configure SEB/start an exam with SEB.Quit SEB using the quit button in the lower right of this screen (or keys ctrl-Q/cmd-Q).Or you may have received a link to configure SEB or to start an exam with SEB. You should have received a SEB configuration file, with the file extension. You have installed Safe Exam Browser (SEB), but it isn't configured yet.
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