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MySchool update version 1.5

We're excited to launch an overhauled timetable configuration tool with version 1.5 of MySchool.

You can now effortlessly manage days, day mappings, and periods all from one unified tool, streamlining the process significantly.

In the past, managing and configuring timetables required navigating through various areas of MySchool, which proved to be time-consuming and complicated. However, we've made substantial improvements to the system, allowing you to access and modify all timetable configurations conveniently from a single, all-encompassing tool.

Easier to Review and Analyze

Previously, it was impossible to look back at previous timetables as they were overwritten each year, making it difficult to analyze historical data or compare changes made over time. Now, we've made it incredibly easy for you to save and revisit past timetables, ensuring that you can study trends and make better-informed decisions in the future.

Essential Information for Users

It's important to note that this update will occur automatically over the next week. MySchool users will not be required to take any action, and there will be no impact on data or the current set up. The transition will be seamless, ensuring that you can continue to use MySchool without any disruptions.

This enhancement to the MySchool system will significantly improve the user experience, making it easier than ever to manage and review timetables. With this update, users can expect a more streamlined, efficient, and effective way to handle their scheduling needs.

 

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