Tailor your timetable

Modified on Fri, 26 Jun at 5:12 AM

Summary

This guide explains how timetable resources work, what happens when they change and how to safely update, duplicate, and refine your timetable. It also covers lesson states -Lock, Update and Default and how they affect scheduling. 

 

Tailor Your Timetable

Each timetable is built from a Once you generate a draft timetable, it is linked to the resources that you have created in your set up at that time - My school year, Rooms, Groups, Staff, Classes and Subjects

 

Changing or deleting these resources after generation can cause:

  • Broken or invalid lesson placements
  • Missing or unassigned periods
  • Teacher, room or student clashes

 

When you attempt to update any setup after a timetable has been generated, you will see a warning. You can choose to:

 

  • Cancel – Keep the current timetable unchanged
  • Duplicate and edit – Create a safe copy so you can modify the timetable and its related resources without affecting your live version
  • Update resources - Apply your changes knowing the timetable may no longer function as expected


 

Each lesson in your draft timetable has a state that you can adjust during refinement.

 

To update lesson states:

  • From Timetable builder, select Actions then Edit
  • Select Update resources to continue improving your draft or
  • Select Duplicate and edit to avoid altering your current set up
  • To improve your draft, after selecting Update resources, and Edit click the padlock icon on a lesson within your timetable to change its current state

 

Lesson states

  • Lock – Use this for placements you are happy with and want to keep fixed
  • Update – Mark lessons you want the system to reschedule
  • Default (Unlocked) – Lessons the system may move if needed

 


 



 

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