With Proctorio Lockdown Browser enabled, when a student tries to use an automated bot or script to launch an assessment without the Proctorio Lockdown Browser running, the attempt is closed and the score is recorded as a zero.
Here's what educators and students will see:
| EdgeEX | Heritage Edgenuity | |
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| Educator |
A red alert displays on the assessment in the course map. When grading the assessment, you will see an alert at the top-right side of the page. When you hover your mouse over the alert, it reads, "Cheating browser extension was detected. Assessment attempt was closed with a score of 0."
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In Heritage Edgenuity courses, you can review the Recent Actions report. Search for the Automation Suspected action. In the details, the following explanation displays: "An automated script attempted to launch this assessment without Proctorio Lockdown Browser running, so the attempt was closed." |
| Student |
The student will see an alert stating "You must have Proctorio enabled in order to launch an assessment." |
The student will see an alert stating "This attempt was submitted with a zero score because a script was detected running." |