When starting a LockDown Browser +Monitor Exam, you may have to complete identity verification. You may be asked to:

Take a picture of yourself to verify who is taking the exam.
Take a picture while holding valid picture ID to verify the person taking the exam is the person enrolled in the course – examples include student ID, driver’s license, state ID, government-issued ID.
Complete a 360-degree room scan.There are two parts to this room scan. (1) Show your entire desktop area, (2) Turn the webcam to show all walls in your room. This verifies you do not have unauthorized persons or materials in your testing area.

You may not have any paper, writing utilities, digital devices, etc. in your exam area (including scratch paper), unless otherwise directed by your instructor
You should be alone in the room while taking the exam. You may not leave your exam area during the exam.
No baseball caps or hats with brims
Set your computer on a firm surface (a desk or table) — not on your lap, a bed, or other surface that might move
Do not tilt the webcam away from your face after webcam setup is complete
Take the exam in a well-lit room and avoid backlighting, such as sitting with your back to a window

If you are disconnected or experience a technical problem during an exam, email the instructor immediately to report the issue. After emailing the instructor, submit a Canvas support ticket.