Ideas

We have had students change/drop subjects and also changes to teacher's timetables. It would be really useful to have a date option, to roll back to an earlier date in the academic year and view their timetable.

Please! It would give us so much more flexibility, and make the setting up of report cycles so much more efficient Thanks

We love the Timetable Spreadsheets feature but it would be great if there was a tickbox to include meetings and other timetabled lessons in the output. This would allow HoDs and other relevant staff to see availability across the full week for all...

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...

I found the "Transfer timetable" in "Useful Timetable Tools" very useful indeed.Although, the new teacher who takes over the whole role, takes over not just lessons, but all duties, meetings etc. of his predecessor, which are marked in the section...

Can we swap periods and update regs accordingly please?

Apparently the Missing Reports tool is not set up to work with Assessment cycles, only with Report cycles. It would be really useful to be able to see which assessments are missing.

When viewing 'Manage Buildings and Classrooms' in Timetable Manager it would be useful to be able to see (and print out) a list of rooms with the room capacities. I have edited the rooms list to include the capacities for each room using the box p...

It would be great if, when we ran a Gradebook sync to a Report Cycle, that the students who do not have any gradebook marks are not marked as 'Complete' in the Report Cycle. It results in numerous students appearing with empty reports.

Currently, there is no option for teachers to register students in a tutorial. Also, the tutorials don't show in the cover timetable in cover manager, making it impossible to assign cover for tutorials when a teacher is absent. Practically, even t...