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Built-In Webcam for LSAT Flex
Hey! It says on the LSAC website that built-in webcams are okay, however, I will be taking the exam on a desktop computer. I've read that the proctor will ask you to show them the entire room and it's just not possible with a built-in webcam.
Has anyone taken the FLEX already with a desktop and can advise on this? Do I need to rent or purchase a webcam? Thanks guys
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I used a desktop with a built-in webcam and awkwardly moved it around my desk to show my room. You can also use a phone as a mirror to show areas that may be hard to show with the built-in webcam. Overall, I had no problems using my desktop for the flex and it went extremely smoothly.