Teacher and Student Well-being: Teacher Well-being is an increasingly important aspect of school life. Research shows that there is a positive correlation between teacher Well-being and measures...
How are Rooms assigned to Lessons during Scheduling ? You can assign rooms to your lessons as you schedule, or leave them room-less and assign rooms at the end, or a combination of the two. Du...
Checking & Improving the Quality of your timetable at the end of scheduling (or mid-scheduling) Creating a Quality timetable (for your students and for your staff) is all-important. TimeTabler helps ...
Teacher or Staff WorkLoad The 'WorkLoad' of each teacher / member of staff, is the number of periods he or she is teaching on the schedule, across the entire timetable cycle. It can be viewed on vari...
Reviewing Long(er) Lessons It can be a good idea to review your timetable for the 'flow' of longer lessons (doubles, triples, etc) through the week or cycle ... so you are aware of how the week 'looks...
Including an On-call Cover Rota on your Timetable For an on-call rota or cover for staff absences, to be included in your timetable, see: -- 'Worked Example 20' in Section I of the Manual -- the artic...
How to Edit lessons on your Schedule You can do this in many different ways - some of the most commonly used are: On the main 'Visual Builder' screen: -- Drag a lesson from the Outstanding L...
Assigning Lessons to the Schedule: How does TimeTabler find or recommend the best period ? TimeTabler uses many factors for this, including: - lesson-spacing (spreading-out lessons of the same activit...
Assign PPA (or any other staff label / duty) Overview If you need to assign periods for PPA (Planning, Preparation & Assessment) for all your staff, you can just do it manually, in the usual way, as d...
The TimeTabler 'FIT' Routine 'FIT' (also known as 'Musical Chairs') and also used by the 'Auto-FIT' and 'Move' routines ... is a way to ask TimeTabler to move existing lessons around on the timetable,...