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The LockDown Browser iPad app is not compatible with Sakai LMS servers. Respondus recommends keeping your Chromebook updated to the most recent version that is available via Google’s ChromeOS “Stable” channel:

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At present, support for Windows 10 S Mode isn’t on the roadmap for LockDown Browser.ĬhromeOS: LockDown Browser for Chromebook minimally requires the version of ChromeOS that Google makes available via their Long Term Support (LTS) channel. * Windows 10S is not a compatible operating system, nor can LockDown Browser be obtained via the Windows App Store. * Includes x86 32 and 64bit processors and ARM 64bit processors using x86 emulation. Respondus LockDown Browser is a client application installed on the local computer. If multiple webcams are installed, which one does LockDown Browser use?.How much bandwidth is required for the webcam to work properly?.

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What external USB webcams are supported with Mac LockDown Browser?.

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Katy J Pearson plays The Cluny, Newcastle on Sunday 18 th September. I have regular counselling…I think that helps me!” “I used to love partying on tour, but this time we’re doing it sober – I’m 26, and I just can’t hack it! It’s a crazy job, but I’m doing okay. “I’ve been playing with this band for three years now, and I definitely feel my gigs have progressed to another level,” she states. Rarely short of inspiration, Pearson is already plotting Sound O f T he Morning’s follow-up – but first there’s the small matter of an extensive, largely sold-out September UK tour. It’s the way I’ve always done things – it’s fun and liberating, but also a massive headfuck!”

“I’m a songwriter first, then I think about how things should sound stylistically afterwards. I don’t think I’ll ever fully know what my sound is,” she admits. I want to write them all! Why can’t they all be on one album? ’ I didn’t necessarily realise I had that freedom on the first record.” So does Sound O f T he Morning represent the holy grail – the archetypal ‘album she’s always wanted to make?’ “Not really, to be honest.

This time I thought ‘Fuck it: I want to write rock songs. “There are so many things you get pigeonholed as – especially as a female artist – but my styles and songwriting are very eclectic. I want to write them all! Why can’t they all be on one album? Having begun the album’s press release by stating ‘Katy J Pearson would like you to know that she is not a country singer’, the fact it’s also dispelled some of the more rankling preconceptions has only sweetened the deal. Lusciously arranged, packed with ebullient hooks and spearheaded by Pearson’s distinctive vocal chime, Sound O f T he Morning has struck an even brighter chord, drawing legions of fresh admirers and going down a storm during appearances at Glastonbury, Green Man and Latitude. “I love Return, but there are songs on there that are five and six years old I felt that for my own mental health I needed something new to mix with.” “Because the first record came out during lockdown, I felt desperate to have another body of work to go on tour with,” she recalls. After attempting an initial play in music with her short-lived band Ardyn, she seemingly found her calling on debut solo album Return winning hearts, minds and significant critical acclaim – only for its release to fall during the cursed year of 2020. It’s always validating to write songs and actually have people think they’re good!”Ĭhart misfortune notwithstanding, the new record marks a significant breakthrough for Pearson, whose best-laid plans have rarely progressed without a hitch. “It’s amazing to have got that far anyway as an independent artist. “I found it quite funny really,” she recalls. A delightful interviewee, she raises the stat as just another sprightly anecdote, sandwiched between musings on the magic of antibiotics and her terror while learning to drive on dual carriageways. Certainly, it takes more than a couple of absent purchases to wear this Bristol-based songwriter down. “My label didn’t want to tell me – they thought I’d be upset!” she laughs. That’s all that stood between Katy J Pearson and a place in the UK’s top 40 following the July release of her stellar sophomore album, Sound O f T he Morning.