Design your week once, place lessons on a visual grid, and let Edura catch teacher and room clashes before they happen — then publish the finished timetable to staff and students.
A wall-planner or spreadsheet timetable gives you no warning when a teacher is booked in two classes at once, or a lab is double-booked. Every change risks a hidden conflict, teachers get out-of-date copies, and building a new term's timetable means starting almost from scratch.
Edura lets you define your week pattern, periods and rooms, then place subjects, teachers and rooms onto a class-by-class grid. It flags teacher double-bookings and room clashes as you work, offers teacher and room views to spot gaps, and lets you publish or lock the finished timetable so everyone sees the current version.
Teacher and room clashes are detected as you build, so conflicts are caught before the term starts.
Publish the timetable and teachers, students and parents all see the same current version — no stale printouts.
Copy a previous term's timetable and adjust, instead of rebuilding from a blank grid each time.
Support calendar-week or rotation cycles, custom periods, breaks and rooms.
Place subject, teacher and room into each day-and-period slot on a clear class grid.
Automatic teacher-double-booking and room-clash checks stop conflicts before they're saved.
View the timetable by teacher or by room to spot gaps, overloads and free rooms.
Keep drafts private, then publish so staff and students see it — and lock it to prevent accidental edits.
Export class timetables to PDF or CSV, and copy a term's timetable to the next to save hours.
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