Ideas

When you click on a department tag or a year tag the list of available tags for subjects and sets is not reduced. The tags are not sorted alphabetically. Would it be improved by limited the available tags of subjects and sets tags to the related y...

Staff "Academic House" available as a field to add to data export and email wizard. Seems odd that there are fields in the system that you cant actually get out onto a spreadsheet.

It would be great if we could manage staff lateness, sickness and absence on the iSAMs HR Manager module. The possibility of exporting a termly/yearly report of staff attendance would help a lot in PPDPs and other meetings.

When I am in a gradebook, I click Manage Gradebook button to go back, it return me to the first page with default 20 items rather than the previous page with the specific number of items that I have set before. It makes the process much slower tha...

Office 365 calendar/meetings/scheduling (and, I presume Google as well) would be more useful if there were a way for Ed:gen to export to or write a teacher or student's timetable to it. Currently, people would need to create repeating appointments...

We use the custom fields option regularly which is great however, these are placed in a vertical list to the left of the page - leaving the right of the page blank. It would be ideal if we could select the cell placement on the page and would also...

When adding cover they are faint and it makes it difficult to tell who needs covering.

Add the ability to export 'School Division' for each staff member when exporting staff records

It would be good to have students blank spaces on timetables be automatically called "Study Period" or something else. Framing these non-taught periods as study periods would certainly help set the right tone.

At the moment it is possible to import set lists via a spreadsheet. If any of the sets do not exist, they can be created automatically. It would be great if something similar could be done with classes taught by form. In this case, we would not ne...