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Copyright © © 2010-2018 Safe Exam Browser Project Safe Exam Browser temporarily turns any computer into a secure workstation. It controls access to resources such as system functions, other websites and applications and prevents unauthorized use of resources during the exam. General concept SEB runs on a local computer and is connected to a learning management system (LMS) or e-grading system via the Internet. In general, SEB works with any online LMS and other types of online exam systems. Some learning management systems (LMS) such as Moodle, ILIAS, OpenOLAT and exam solutions such as Inspera Assessment offer an SEB-compatible quiz mode. The SEB architecture consists of a kiosk application and a browser part that runs on the exam computer or tablet. The kiosk application blocks the exam computer, the browser part communicates via the Internet (or local network) with the LMS quiz module running on the server. Components The image above shows the two internal components that make up SEB, the kiosk application and the browser part. The third part of the SEB exam environment is built into the supported LMS. You can optionally allow one or more third-party applications to run during the exam and they will be launched in the SEB kiosk application. The kiosk application locks your computer and runs the SEB browser and additional third-party applications. Since this application needs to manage various functions of the operating system, it is specially designed for this system. The SEB browser loads and displays the LMS exam page using the specified URL and does not display navigation elements such as address bar, search box, etc. The Windows version of SEB currently uses the browser engine Mozilla Gecko or Firefox or XULRunner. SEB uses the WebKit browser engine for macOS and iOS. Learning management systems have so-called quiz modules that are used for online exams. SEB uses Moodle and ILIAS quiz module extensionsskins to ensure exam security. With these extensions, the LMS user interface is limited to exam navigation (no links to pages other than the quiz) and no other unwanted features such as messages. The exam can also be configured to run only with SEB and not with another browser. SEB LMS extensions, which originally had to be installed separately to communicate with SEB, have been integrated into the latest versions of LMS ILIAS and Moodle. SEB for Windows Safe Exam Browser for Windows consists of an SEB kiosk application that opens the native Windows desktop and blocks system commands such as keyboard shortcuts (eg ALT+F4) and the right mouse button. The second part is Firefox running in the so-called XUL runtime. The SEB XUL viewer application running in Firefox connects to the LMS using a pre-configured start URL. The SEB browser does not include a URL or search field and navigation controls.Copyright ©ï¸ 2010-2018 Safe Exam Browser Project Exam Browser temporarily turns any computer into a safe workspace. It controls access to resources such as system functions, other websites and applications and prevents unauthorized use of resources during the exam. The general concept of SEB runs on a local computer and is connected to a learning management system (LMS) or e-assessment system via the Internet. In general, SEB works with any web LMS and other types of web testing systems. Some learning management systems (LMS) such as Moodle, ILIAS, OpenOLAT and exam solutions such as Inspera Assessment offer a quiz mode that is compatible with SEB. The SEB architecture consists of a kiosk application and a browser part running on a test computer or tablet. The application kiosk blocks the exam computer, the browser part communicates via the Internet (or LAN) with the LMS quiz module running on the server. Components The image above shows the two internal components that make up SEB, the kiosk application and the browser part. The third part of the SEB exam environment is integrated into the supported LMS. Optionally, one or more third-party applications launched by the SEB kiosk application can be run during the exam. The application kiosk locks the computer and runs the SEB browser and additional third-party applications. Since this application has to manage different functions of the operating system, it is specially designed for this system. The SEB browser loads and displays the LMS exam page using the default URL and does not display navigation elements such as address bar, search box, etc. The Windows version of SEB currently uses the Mozilla Gecko browser in either Firefox format or format. XULRunner. SEB uses the WebKit browser for the operating systems macOS and iOS. Learning management systems have so-called quiz modules that are used for online exams. To ensure safe exams, SEB relies on Moodle and ILIAS quiz module extensionslooks. With these extensions, the LMS UI is reduced to exam navigation (no links to other pages outside of the quiz) and no other unwanted features like messaging. The exam can also be configured to run only SEB and no other browser. These SEB LMS extensions, which originally had to be installed separately to create this connection with SEB, have been integrated into the latest versions of the LMS, ILIAS and Moodle. SEB Secure Exam Viewer for Windows for Windows consists of a SEB kiosk application that opens a customized Windows desktop and blocks system commands such as hotkeys (e.g. ALT+F4) and right-click. The second part is Firefox, which runs in the so-called XUL runtime mode. The SEB XUL browser application running in Firefox connects to the LMS using a pre-configured launch URL. The SEB browser contains neither URL nor search field and navigation control
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