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Timetabling in Scottish schools Timetabling in Scotland has its own flavour, which may mean using TimeTabler and/or Options and/or StaffCover in a slightly different way. We have prepared 17 White Pap...
Scheduling a 10-day (2-week, fortnightly) timetable: There are two main kinds of 2-week (fortnight) timetables: Style 1: Week-2 is very different from Week-1: For this style it is usual to e...
Creating a timetable for 2 or more separate schools Q I am the main timetabler for 2 different schools; what is the best way to manage this ? A There are three ways you could handle this, to...
Teacher Pools What is a Teacher Pool ? You can have none, one or more Teacher Pools. Each contains a subset of Teachers (who can teach the same or similar subjects). Eg: you might have a 'Music Tea...
If you are moving to TimeTabler from Nova-T, you will find that some of the terminology is different. If you can't find or recognise something in TimeTabler that you used in Nova, then please: - a) re...
'Morning-only' subjects Some schools like to always teach a particular subject in the morning ... or always teach it in the afternoon. This rule may be school-wide or just for specific years. A popula...
The Timetabling Rules Panel This panel (at Customize -> Timetabling Rules Panel) allows you to set-up various global timetabling rules, which will then be applied as you schedule. It contains these fe...
Activities that go across a whole Year Q I have Classes and Activities that go right across my Year 7. Similarly for Years 8-11. Is there a quick way to specify them, rather than having to use ...
A ‘federal’ timetabling situation is one where some (rarer) subjects are taught in only one of the schools in the group, and students from the other schools commute to that school. This happens most o...