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Seton Hall Law says its Examplify exam software prevents students from using prohibited sources during an exam by locking out access to files, programs and the Internet.

Checked against its source on October 17, 2026

In the source's own words

“Examplify ensures that students cannot access prohibited sources during the exam by locking out access to files, programs and the Internet.”

Laptop Policy, Seton Hall University School of Law, n.d., Exams section.

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What it measures
The page describes how the law school runs laptop exams with Examplify, which is installed on students' own laptops.
What it does not show
This describes one school's setup. Other schools use other systems and rules, so a student should ask before relying on any dictation software during an exam.

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