Compare Kami and Lockdown Browser 
- Users report that Lockdown Browser has a lower ease of setup score (7.0) compared to Kami (9.4), indicating that users find Kami significantly easier to implement in their educational environments.
- Reviewers mention that while Lockdown Browser has a decent quality of support (7.1), Kami excels in this area with a score of 8.6, suggesting that users feel more supported when using Kami.
- G2 users highlight that Lockdown Browser's product direction score is notably low (5.9), which may indicate concerns about future updates and improvements, whereas Kami's score of 8.6 reflects a more positive outlook on its development trajectory.
- Users on G2 say that Lockdown Browser's overall star rating (3.7) is significantly lower than Kami's (4.4), which suggests that users generally have a more favorable view of Kami's performance and features.
- Reviewers mention that Lockdown Browser is primarily focused on secure testing environments, which can limit its versatility, while Kami is praised for its collaborative features, allowing for real-time document editing and annotation.
- Users report that Lockdown Browser is primarily used in mid-market educational settings (45.2% of reviews), while Kami has a slightly higher representation in the same segment (47.5%), indicating a strong presence in similar user demographics but with differing user experiences.
- Google Organizational Unit (OU) deployment
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- Domain-wide deployment
As a Kami user for over 5 years now, I've witnessed the evolution of this tool. The initial draw to use it was becasue of it's robust ability to provide accessibility to all learners. I've worked with students from 2nd to 8th grade, and Kami was always my...
After spending literally 40+ hours painstakingly writing feedback onto each exam file and returning them to my students, I had nothing but complaints. Students were receiving the incorrect papers but with the correct annotations, and vice versa. Exporting...
The browser was very responsive to "problems" that came up and there were little to no hitches during usage of the lockdown feature.
It does not work on all computers, I had to borrow a friends computer for a test. It is also not easy to use, even when I used my friends computer we still had to navigate settings to get the software to run and it was still buggy and disconnected from my...
As a Kami user for over 5 years now, I've witnessed the evolution of this tool. The initial draw to use it was becasue of it's robust ability to provide accessibility to all learners. I've worked with students from 2nd to 8th grade, and Kami was always my...
The browser was very responsive to "problems" that came up and there were little to no hitches during usage of the lockdown feature.
After spending literally 40+ hours painstakingly writing feedback onto each exam file and returning them to my students, I had nothing but complaints. Students were receiving the incorrect papers but with the correct annotations, and vice versa. Exporting...
It does not work on all computers, I had to borrow a friends computer for a test. It is also not easy to use, even when I used my friends computer we still had to navigate settings to get the software to run and it was still buggy and disconnected from my...
