Ideas

When we have a candidate who has subject specific access arrangements eg extra time for maths currently we have to add the arrangement to each paper. In SQA arrangements we can add based on the subject It would save much time to have the choice of...

We have many classes where we have to create two seperate sets but for all intents and purposes are one class taught at the same time by the same teacher. The best example of this are High Level and Standard Level IB Diploma classes. When re-roomi...

Is there are a way to assign colours to subjects on student timetables? we have several students who would need additional help identifying subjects on their timetable. The current styling options are limited and not very user friendly for non IT ...

We have hourly timetable periods but sometimes we need to split the period into two half hourly cover periods and assign different staff. This facility ensures that the relevant people are aware that they need to cover a class. Some of our staff a...

Timetables need to be able to be printed on to ONE page. Whether its portrait or landscape we don't mind but the fact they go to 2 pages is just not helpful. If we can have more ability to customise the headers/footers and make the logos smaller e...

Currently, there is no option in iSAMS to duplicate or copy an existing Teaching Set. This would be extremely useful in situations where a new set needs to be created with the same students, but under a different name or subject. At present, the o...

It would be great if you could add an extra column to show if the column on the gradebook has been mapped to a template.

If extra time is only relevant for particular subjects, the candidates exam timetable would only reflect the actual subjects they are entitled to extra time for rather than showing extra time for all subjects which can lead to some confusion.

It would be great if the Autosave button were enabled by default in all Gradebooks. Some teachers forget to turn it on, even though it’s recommended, and in cases of internet instability before saving, this can lead to unnecessary rework.

Cambridge exam regulations require that seating plans "show the position of each table and chair, and where each candidate will sit. It must also show the position of the invigilator’s desk and the direction the candidates will face.". At the mome...