If you use Canvas™, you can prevent cheating by using Respondus®
LockDown Browser® or Respondus Monitor®. Create a Canvas quiz
that requires Respondus and use it to link to MindTap. Your students will continue to be monitored by Respondus while they complete their exam in MindTap.
Note While Cengage supports our learning platform
integrations with several Learning Management Systems, proctoring solutions are
third party services that we do not directly support. The LMS and proctoring
solution versions we have tested might not be the same versions you use. For this
reason, your process and results might vary and Cengage cannot
guarantee support for any third party proctoring service.
Before you begin, you must have a link to your MindTap exam published in Canvas. However, students should not access the exam directly through this link. To avoid
confusion, consider creating a new module titled "Do not access" and let your students
know that you will be notified if they attempt to access the exam through this link.
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In Canvas, open a course.
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Click .
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Select Classic Quizzes and click Submit.
This process does not work with New Quizzes in Canvas.
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Enter a quiz name and other required information.
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Click .
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Set the question type to Text (no question).
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In the empty field, enter instructions for your students.
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Click .
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Click Assignments and select your MindTap exam to add a link to the exam.
Example:
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Click .
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In the sidebar, click LockDown Browser.
If prompted, authorize LockDown Browser.
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Click .
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Select Require Respondus LockDown Browser.
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Click .
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Copy and paste the following domains:
gateway.cengage.com,aplia.apps.ng.cengage.com,cnow.apps.ng.cengage.com,ng.cengage.com,cengage.com,auth.cengage.com,sam.cengage.com,account.cengage.com,samcp.cengage.com,about,etextlauncher.cengage.com,auth.cengage.com,ebooks.cenreader.com,*.cengage.com
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Click Save + Close.
Open your Canvas quiz in student view to test the experience and
make sure you can access your MindTap exam.
Publish your Canvas quiz to make it available to students.