Specifying the domain of the LMS itself or permitting a student to log in to one LMS, then access a second LMS to take an exam, will result in errors and is unsupported. Please be aware that instructors should not try to specify the domain of the LMS or a domain for another learning management system. Identifying the full list of domains necessary is made simple by using a Chrome extension called “Domain Spotter.” Instructions can be downloaded here. Do not include the "http:" or "https:" protocols or any parameters staring at a "?" in the address. Multiple domains can be entered, separated by commas. The instructor then enters the "domain" of all the locations including any specific paths. The web links must also be configured to "open in a new window or new tab", not the "same window". The link cannot be in any exam instructions outside the active exam. To add a valid site, such as a publisher's e-book, the instructor must first add the web links to the exam itself, usually the first question. This functionality is available for Windows, Mac, and iPad editions of LockDown Browser. This is useful, for example, to provide access to an e-book during an exam. With the LockDown Browser Dashboard-"exam"-Modify Settings-Advanced Settings-"Allow access to specific external web domains" option, the setting allows a student to access any page or link within the specified domain. By default, if an exam contains a link to an external web domain, students can view the initial page but all links and navigation from that page are blocked.
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