Lay out periods by hand, or let the solver build a collision-free timetable from staff availability, subject load, rooms and department rules. Lock what you like, regenerate the rest.
01 · The challenge
Marksheet helps schools organise their teaching timetable so that classes, subjects, teachers and rooms can be properly scheduled.
The school can create timetables manually or use the timetable generator to help produce a schedule automatically. Without a proper timetable, classes, teachers and rooms can end up in the wrong place at the wrong time — and nobody finds out until Monday morning.
02 · How Marksheet provides the solution
The school can create a timetable for each class, assign subjects to specific days and periods, assign teachers to lessons, assign rooms where necessary, set up the school week and available periods, define when teachers are available, and set rules for how the timetable should be arranged.
When the timetable generator is available, the school can provide information such as subjects, teacher availability, rooms and school timetable rules. Marksheet then uses this information to produce a proposed timetable while trying to respect the school's requirements. The school can review the generated timetable before using it and lock timetable slots that should not be changed.
03 · How it helps the school
Better organisation: Keep class and teacher schedules in one place.
Reduce timetable conflicts: The generator can consider teacher availability, rooms and other school requirements.
Save time: Instead of manually arranging every lesson, the generator can create a timetable proposal.
Easy access: Teachers and students can view the timetable relevant to them.
In simple terms: Marksheet helps the school organise who teaches what, where and when — either manually or with assistance from an automatic timetable generator.