Vertretungsplan ESM
The substitution schedule of the ESM in a handy app format!
Features:
1. Login only once
The Login data is the same as the one you use for Moodle, the username consists of five numerals.
2. Conveniently view the current schedule
After opening the app, the substitution schedule immediately is displayed. Where the school website frequently refreshes to show more than one page, the app will display only one list containing the whole schedule.
3. Get warned of an outdated schedule
If the current schedule isn't up to date, you'll be warned and you won't receive notifications.
4. Timetable
You can now view your timetable in the app. Enter your SMS login data, go to the "Timetable" page, hit "Synchronise Timetable" and the timetable is automatically loaded.
The login data is the one you use for SMS and O365.
5. Teachers
Once you have downloaded your Timetable, you can import your teachers from the timetable to the teachers list. This automatically specifies the days on which you have lessons with each teacher.
("Teachers>Import from timetable" or "Timetable>Update Teacher List")
Of course, you can also manually enter/edit teachers.
Your teachers are highlighted in the "Absent Teachers" box in the substitution schedule and you can get notified of their absence. (Enable in Settings)
You will only be notified if you have lessons with your teacher on the specific day.
Your teachers in the "Absent Teachers" box are highlighted in green if you have or blue if you don't have lessons with that teacher on that day.
If you encounter any problem, question or have a suggestion how to improve the app, please write an email to [email protected]
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Requires an internet connection.
In order to notify you of your teachers' absences, the app synchronises with the current substitution table from time to time. This synchronisation consumes mobile data.
To synchronise only with a WIFI-connection, turn off Mobile Data Usage in the preferences.
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Developed by Leander H. - Student at the European School Munich
Features:
1. Login only once
The Login data is the same as the one you use for Moodle, the username consists of five numerals.
2. Conveniently view the current schedule
After opening the app, the substitution schedule immediately is displayed. Where the school website frequently refreshes to show more than one page, the app will display only one list containing the whole schedule.
3. Get warned of an outdated schedule
If the current schedule isn't up to date, you'll be warned and you won't receive notifications.
4. Timetable
You can now view your timetable in the app. Enter your SMS login data, go to the "Timetable" page, hit "Synchronise Timetable" and the timetable is automatically loaded.
The login data is the one you use for SMS and O365.
5. Teachers
Once you have downloaded your Timetable, you can import your teachers from the timetable to the teachers list. This automatically specifies the days on which you have lessons with each teacher.
("Teachers>Import from timetable" or "Timetable>Update Teacher List")
Of course, you can also manually enter/edit teachers.
Your teachers are highlighted in the "Absent Teachers" box in the substitution schedule and you can get notified of their absence. (Enable in Settings)
You will only be notified if you have lessons with your teacher on the specific day.
Your teachers in the "Absent Teachers" box are highlighted in green if you have or blue if you don't have lessons with that teacher on that day.
If you encounter any problem, question or have a suggestion how to improve the app, please write an email to [email protected]
**************
Requires an internet connection.
In order to notify you of your teachers' absences, the app synchronises with the current substitution table from time to time. This synchronisation consumes mobile data.
To synchronise only with a WIFI-connection, turn off Mobile Data Usage in the preferences.
**************
Developed by Leander H. - Student at the European School Munich
Category : Tools
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Reviews (2)
Lis. B.
Oct 8, 2018
Tolle Idee!
Sees like Our School doesn't bother but students do. Tanks a lot.