Ideas

Be able to see the timetable of a former student.

I need to be able to edit the name of columns that have been shared from other gradebooks. Our gradebook columns are not subject specific, so they just say Aut1 Effort, Aut2 Effort, and so on, when I want to include all my subjects in one gradeboo...

When setting up or checking gradebooks when in the Workbook or List view it would be great to have a Next\Back gradebook button, this way you could flick up or down through them without having to go back using the Manage Gradebook button to go bac...

When I print out the candidate timetables, I am able to add additional information, e.g. don't forget to bring a picture ID, room number explanations, bring calculator etc. But when I publish the exam timetables to the portals, this additional inf...

while importing ASC timetable , during SET code warning resolution, we are not able to match lesson with existing teaching form. here I am not able to map lessons to the existing teaching form while resolving SET code warnings, in case class short...

Currently we have to click on the button to generate reports for a year group. As we know, it takes a while for each year group to run and when it comes to the end of year report publishing, that can take quite a significant lot of time. It would ...

Could we set the default seating order in a configuration tab? We seat in candidate no. order and I have to remember to set this every time I build a seating plan.

Within the tick box area of Access Arrangements it would be useful for a box for 'modified paper'

Simple options like SUM are missing. I have 69 columns I want to add. It has already taken half a day to add the columns and get them setup, it feels like it will take that long again to create a formula to add each of the columns individually!

It would be very useful if it was possible to select where you want to start the next exam. Sometimes for various reasons I do not want the same number of seats as a gap between different exams. I may wish to start a new row with the next exam and...