More about Subscribers, Users and Viewers...
1. Subscriber is the person or organization who has paid for the license to use our resources and may also be a registered user of the materials. We now offer a COUNSELOR (Single-User) LICENSE, in addition to our SCHOOL (Multi-User) and DISTRICT (Multi-Site) LICENSES. These School Editions are for institutional use in auditorium gatherings, in-person classrooms and online meetings (Zoom, WebX) through your school. Shop our plans to find the license that suits your needs.
2. User is a most often a teacher or counselor that has been authorized by the subscriber to facilitate the leading of our resources. However some schools choose to set-up generic user profiles for classes or grade levels. When a subscription of the School Edition is purchased, a user/teacher profile is then created for each of the email addresses provided to us by the subscriber/school, for example a specific teacher MrsSmith@yourschool-email or a generic user ABG3@yourschool-email. An email will then be sent to each of those email addresses with instructions on how to finish setting up the profiles by creating a password. In the event, your school wants to give students access to log-in individually on their own time, it is recommended to create passwords that are different from what that email uses for other accounts. For example, set-up basic passwords for each class or grade level (ABGgrade1, ABG3smith, etc.)
3. Viewer is typically a student who is watching the material being presented by the user, either in person or through online learning experiences. While there are technically no use-limits on the class size with traditional in-person settings, for example a pep rally in the auditorium. There are however limits to how many viewers may log-in on individual devices such as iPads and laptops for a given user. This is because these sorts of viewers are essentially now the same as a user. Schools using tools like SeeSaw to assign their students independent work, that viewer (student) would log their device onto our platform using the credentials set-up for the user who issued the assignment. In an effort to manage our bandwidth resources, we have limited this sort of access to a maximum of 25 viewers per user profile during a 6-hour period. So for example Mrs. Smith's 3rd grade class could have a maximum of 25 students logged in from different devices at a given time using the credentials set-up for her.