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Note: This version does not contain the Zoom integration for exam proctoring or exam support which was contained in SEB 3.2rc. There is a non-public SEB Alliance Edition, which continues to support Zoom integration. If you are interested to use this Zoom integration, please contact alliance@safeexambrowser.org.

See release notes for complete list of new features and changes. Check out the SEB for iOS manual which explains all features (currently being updated). In addition, we published a first version of a tutorial which will help exam administrators to better understand how to configure and use SEB for iOS. It also includes how SEB for iOS can be used together with the Apple Classroom app. More topics will be added to this tutorial over time.

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A stand-alone tool to manually verify the integrity of a Safe Exam Browser installation on Windows. This application is intended for use cases like BYOD exams where candidates have complete control over their systems and thus could be trying to use a manipulated build of Safe Exam Browser to perform an exam.

Exam proctors/invigilators can use SEB Verificator to make sure candidates are using an original, unmanipulated SEB version in BYOD exams (on location). For example use a USB stick drive with SEB Verificator on it and either check randomly some or all student devices and start the correct SEB version, optionally also with a specific configuration file.

Safe Exam Browser is a web browser environment to carry out e-assessments safely. The software turns any computer temporarily into a secure workstation. It controls access to resources like system functions, other websites and applications and prevents unauthorized resources being used during an exam.

SEB runs on a local computer and it is connected via the internet to a learning management system (LMS) or an e-assessment system. Generally SEB works with any web based LMS and other kinds of web based exam systems. Some learning management systems (LMS) like for example Moodle, ILIAS, OpenOlat and exam solutions as Inspera Assessment offer a quiz mode specifically compatible with SEB.

SEB does not connect to any central server or cloud service! SEB Server is being developed as an independent open source software component that can be installed on a self-operated server. SEB clients can then be connected to such an SEB server instance using individual configuration files. This is strictly optional and must be configured individually in any case. This also applies to the support and proctoring capabilities in new SEB versions via video conferencing services such as Jitsi Meet (open source, can be installed on a self-operated server) or Zoom (commercial, cloud-based). This video conferencing connection must also be configured individually and is always disabled by default. If an SEB client has been configured to connect to a video conferencing service or an SEB server instance, this will be indicated to candidates when starting an exam session and video/audio proctoring/support must be explicitly agreed to by each exam candidate in a dialog box. For more information see our privacy statement.

SEB consists of a kiosk application and a browser part, which are running on an examination computer or tablet device. The kiosk application locks down the examination computer, the browser part communicates over the internet (or a LAN) with the quiz module of an LMS running on a server.

The illustration above shows the two internal components which SEB consists of, the kiosk application and the browser part. The third part of an SEB exam environment is build into the supported LMS. Optionally one or several third party application(s) can be allowed to run during an exam and are started by the SEB kiosk application.

Safe Exam Browser for Windows consists of the SEB kiosk application, which opens an own Windows desktop and blocks system commands like keyboard shortcuts (for example ALT+F4) and right mouse button clicks. The second part is Firefox, running in a so-called XUL runtime mode. The SEB XUL browser application running on Firefox connects to the LMS, using a pre-configured start URL. The SEB browser doesn't contain a URL or search field and navigation controls (back/forward, reload) can be disabled.

In contrast to the Windows version, Safe Exam Browser for macOS and iOS is a monolithic application using a web browser framework instead of a browser runtime. It's using the WebKit engine, on which Safari and some open source browsers are based. Otherwise, SEB for macOS/iOS connect to the Learning Management Systems in the same way as the Windows version.

Safe Exam Browser enables secure exams on unmanaged computers like students' own laptops and tablets as well as in managed environments on all three platforms Windows, macOS and iOS. Starting version 2.0, SEB offers an individual configuration per exam, which is protected by a strong encryption against manipulation. Thanks to an elaborate authentication feature, the exam system can verify that a particular, unaltered SEB version and the correct exam settings are used for an examination. This facilitates secure exams especially on unmanaged computers like students' own laptops/tablets.

Safe Exam Browser 2.0 and later is a unified version which brings almost the same features, exam system interface, compatible configuration files and a very similar user interface onto all three platforms, while still taking in account operating system differences and unique platform specific features.

If SEB clients have been optionally configured to connect to an instance of the SEB Server software component, the mentioned log data together with the username of an exam candidate from a supported exam system (currently Open edX, Moodle, OpenOlat and Ans, if configured to allow the SEB Server instance to connect to these independent systems) will be transferred to the individual SEB Server instance. SEB does not collect any other user data, but only loads and displays web pages and therefore does not "know" any details about individual exam users. As SEB can be used with various web-based examination systems, you have to make sure that those systems protect the examinees' data. SEB clients can be individually configured to connect to a video conferencing service (Jitsi Meet or Zoom) and transmit video/audio data from the camera and microphone of a client device via this video conferencing service. This is strictly optional and always disabled by default. If an SEB client has been configured to connect to a video conferencing service or SEB Server instance, this will be indicated to the candidates when starting an exam session and video/audio proctoring/support via a video conferencing service must be explicitly agreed to by each exam candidate in a dialog box.

The quiz has built in settings to allow secure exams using the Safe Exam Browser. Safe Exam Browser is offered under a Mozilla Public Licence. The application is available for Windows, macOS and iOS as open source software.

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). The application must be downloaded and installed on the device that the student uses to attempt the quiz. The restrictions placed on students are similar to those in the quiz Extra restrictions on attempts > Browser security "Full screen pop-up with some JavaScript security" 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.

I used Composer to package the app in the Applications folder (755 root:wheel permissions) and pushed it out. For our scenario, we didn't need settings always configured so we had the .seb file for this specific exam packaged and pushed out to the /Users/Shared/ folder for the students to launch when the test took place.

We do not. Fortunately, all of the tests we support now use commercial secure testing browsers (NWEA/MAP, BlueBook, Respondus, etc). What is the difficulty you're having? it does look to be fully supported still.

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). The application must be downloaded and installed on the device that the student uses to attempt the quiz. 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. If you select this option:

A screen will appear that looks like a regular exam screen, but there is no exam time since it is available on demand. Finally, launch the exam like any other, clicking the acknowledgment and then launching the exam.

Problem

For some students, SEB will not start when they click 'start safe exam browser' in a moodle quiz.

We are using the manual config in Moodle, where Moodle generates the SEB file and starts the SEB browser with this file.

This is what I see in the Moodle quiz logs:

The user with id '2082' has been prevented from accessing quiz with id '6183' by the Safe Exam Browser access plugin. The reason was 'Ongeldige SEB configuratie sleutel.'. Expected config key: '85ce3a1f6e0804c4e2ecda3d2156725dcba2d8d72baa43982e777d9d69bc6717'. Received config key: ''. Received browser exam key: ''.

Situation

I've got this problem with, on average, 20 out of 550 students. The problem wasn't visible during the regular lesson period, because quizes were organized per class. Right now we're doing exams with up to 200 students at the same time.

Safe Exam Browser (SEB) is a reliable, free, and useful internet browser environment to conduct online assessments securely. The education program transforms a basic computer into a secure workstation. In order to support an anti-cheat mechanism, the tool controls access to various resources, including system functions, access to third-party apps, etc. This helps prevent unauthorized access to resources during an examination. 2351a5e196