Schools
High schools, middle schools and elementary schools are perfectly supported. Schedule classes, groups or individual students. Create repeating weekly schedules, block schedules or multi week schedules. Read More >>
Colleges and Universities
Schedule students, instructors, rooms, equipment and classes.
Avoid room conflicts, consider the chosen subjects of students and instructor availability.
Generate a variety of printouts and reports.
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Medical Centers
Schedule nurses, doctors, patients, wards and facilities. Plan shifts efficiently according to staff availability and medical demands. Sum up working hours and generate reports. Read More >>
Interactive Scheduling of Activities
An Activity is a combination of resources. For example, in a school, an activity may unite a subject, group, teacher and a classroom
(remember that the software is completely generic so you can have different types of resources with different names suitable for your institution).
The Activities list is at the right side of the workspace and contains rows like this:
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When an Activity is scheduled, all the resources which it combines
are scheduled together at the same time. So the process of scheduling is the process of assigning activities to days and times (or periods).
An Activity can be scheduled multiple times and on different days and weeks.
| Interactive Scheduling means that eventually it's up to you to decide when to schedule each activity. But, the program helps you significantly by providing important information to ease your work. For example, when you start dragging an activity into the schedule, the program shows you when it can be scheduled without causing a conflict. It highlights the free cells with a green stripe. Blocked out cells (in which one of the resources in an activity is unavailable) are highlighted in red. | ![]() |
If you try to schedule an activity when one of its resources is conflicted,
the program will warn you and explain the conflicting resources in detail.
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The program is suitable for many types of institutions and for a wide range of scheduling scenarios. The terms used to refer to the different resource types such as classes, rooms, staff etc. are generic throughout the website and the user's guide and are summed up here.
Have a Question?
Please use our online support forum in case you have questions about the program.
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Please use the support forum for technical questions. You can search the forum to check if your question has already been answered.
We do not provide support by phone.
Email
For non technical issues: contact@schedulingstudio.com




