Academic

We would like to be able to export or print the Manage lesson schedule so we can see where students from certain years are.

Could the daily cover report to show all entries, regardless of if covered. SLT want to see how many staff in/off site for the day, so not chasing staff who are out.

Whilst moving from development to new academic year there is a need to open timetable information up for it to be checked. A recent addition has been to release information to the wizard bar but NOT publish. However the information is released to ...

At present, a.m. and p.m. registrations can only be covered using the Cover Manager module by creating registration lessons in Timetable manager. This is time-consuming and having attempted it, the timetable went out of synch. Given the mandatory ...

Notification for associated teachers. Currently, Teaching Manager > Configuration > Email the Old Teacher(s). / Email the New Teacher(s). not include associated teachers. Can it be included?

When creating and importing a two week timetable, I need my timetable to show on two weeks. Currently I have to build one 10 day long week in Isams with Mon A and Mon B etc when importing it from Timetabler.If I then want to break this into two we...

Whilst populating sets in the development year allow the use of linked sets.

'Merge multiple lessons within a period into a single lesson to save space' is an option when printing, exporting or previewing a timetable - please can there be a tick box in Configuration to allow this to be a DEFAULT when editing timetables?

It would be useful, for proof reading, for us to be able to see all reports written within a particular cycle, for all their classes, by teacher (author). This way we can just print off all the files quickly and pass these back to staff. We are aw...

It would be useful if you could specify that 2 different teachers need to write subject reports on a per subject basis, rather than as an overall setting for the whole report cycle. Sometimes we want to do this for just a few subjects within the r...