Ready to ditch the Safe Exam Browser? It's not rocket science, but you gotta do it right to keep things running smooth in the future. Here’s how to get it out of your system without leaving a trace.
Depending on what kind of rig you're running, the path to freedom may look a bit different. Here's how you can give it the boot on various setups:
| Operating System | Uninstallation Steps |
|---|---|
| Windows | 1. Crack open the Control Panel. 2. Click on "Programs" or "Programs and Features." 3. Track down "Safe Exam Browser" in the list. 4. Right-click the name and select "Uninstall." 5. Follow whatever the prompts tell you, and you're golden. |
| macOS | 1. Launch Finder. 2. Navigate to the "Applications" folder. 3. Find that "Safe Exam Browser". 4. Right-click and hit "Move to Trash." 5. Don’t forget to empty the Trash to make sure it's gone for good. |
Once you’ve shown it the door, poke around the installation spot for any leftover crumbs and clean 'em up.
Keep these in your back pocket to ensure the transition is smooth as silk:
Want the nitty-gritty on how Safe Exam Browser plays nice in the exam arena? Check out our piece on how safe exam browser works. It'll give you a heads-up on the stuff you'll need to tweak post-uninstall.
Congrats on ditching the Safe Exam Browser! Now, let's get your exams back to regular settings, because keeping the test environment secure and fair is still a big deal.
Even without Safe Exam Browser, exam security is key. You've got to keep that ship tight with solid exam rules and new ways to keep an eye on things. Here’s how you can do it:
| Security Measure | What's the Buzz? |
|---|---|
| Online Proctoring | Get online proctors to watch students closely during the test. Think of them as virtual hall monitors. |
| In-Person Proctoring | Hire someone in the room to keep an eye on things, old school style. |
| Browser Security | Install browser add-ons that block sneaky website visits during tests. |
| Randomized Question Banks | Mix up the questions for each student to throw any cheating plans out the window. |
These steps will keep students honest and the exam process straight.
Before exams hit regular mode, do some practice runs with the systems. You don't want surprises on the big day. Here's a checklist to nail down what you need:
| Component | What to Check |
|---|---|
| Software Compatibility | Make sure the exam software plays nice with all kinds of tech, from different OS to gadgets. |
| Network Stability | Test if your internet can handle the demand of exam day without crashing. |
| Security Features | Double-check that all security tricks are working, blocking out would-be cheaters. |
| User Experience | Ensure the interface is user-friendly so students can take exams without confusion. |
Test everything so you can roll into exam day stress-free. Don’t forget to tell the students about any changes so they know what to expect. Curious about online exam setups? Check out our detailed write-up here.
