Timetable
A timetable that is considerate — and still gets finished.
Whether a child has maths in the sixth period, whether a part-time teacher can work in one block, when the sports hall is free: the timetable decides. Prilog helps you build it — by hand or with automatic scheduling — and change it carefully during the school year.
What it often looks like today.
- Every spring, the plan is made in a few heads and in a program that only one person can use.
- Teachers’ wishes, room shortages and split groups are collected on slips of paper and get lost along the way.
- After a change during the school year, the plan, the calendar and the noticeboard no longer match.
How Prilog helps.
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A guide through the new school year
From an empty school year to a valid plan — with the class map “What’s still missing?” and a schedule working backwards from the holidays.
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Curriculum hours, split groups, blocks
Prilog knows subjects, teaching loads, rooms, split groups and lessons that only run for a few weeks.
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Must and wish
Fixed requirements are met, wishes are taken into account as far as possible. If something can’t be done, Prilog tells you why.
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By hand or automatically
You place lessons yourself or let automatic scheduling calculate a proposal, which you can then keep editing.
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Drafts and changes
During the school year, you change a single lesson or work with drafts before anything takes effect.
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One plan for everyone
Teachers, classes and rooms see their plan — from the same source, without a second list.
What Prilog deliberately does not do
- Prilog doesn’t promise a plan without compromises — it shows where each consideration costs room.
- An automatic proposal is a proposal; a plan only takes effect once you release it.
- We take over data from other timetabling programs by arrangement; there isn’t yet a ready-made import for every program.
In the manual (in German)
More on the blog
Ready for the next step?
Request a demo — in a short session, we will show you Prilog using your own processes. No pressure, no hidden costs.
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