Are there any limits or extra charges on large numbers of authoring accounts, or surveys, or respondents for Flashlight Online?
No. An institution with a subscription to the Comprehensive Collection or to the TLT/Flashlight Network can give (if it wants) authoring accounts to all its faculty, staff and students. Each author can create an unlimited number of surveys, and each survey can have an unlimited number of respondents. The only limitations are that authoring accounts can only be given to members of the institution (its own faculty, staff and students) and the surveys must be for institutional purposes (e.g., faculty or staff can’t use the institution’s site license to do surveys for private consulting unconnected with the institution) without a separate license from The TLT Group.
No. An institution with a subscription to the Comprehensive Collection or to the Network can give (if it wants) authoring accounts to all its faculty, staff and students. Each author can create an unlimited number of surveys, and each survey can have an unlimited number of respondents. However, there are some limitations: 1) authoring accounts can only be given to members of the institution (its own faculty, staff and students); 2) the surveys must be for institutional purposes (e.g., faculty or staff can’t use the institution’s site license to do surveys for private consulting unconnected with the institution) without a separate license from The TLT Group; and 3) the system cannot be used for institutionwide student course evaluation without express written permission from the TLT Group; an extra fee will be charged for this use of Flashlight Online because of the extra demands it poses for both servers and support. For more information on limitations on uses of Flashlight Online pose
