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Visual schedule

A visual schedule maker for the classroom: show the day as rows with pictograms, and the row going on now is highlighted. It needs a free teacher account.

This is the Timetable from OpenEduCat Board, where it sits next to everything else you use in a lesson.

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The Timetable after sign-in: 24 pictograms, a timed schedule, a list or a checklist, and a bell for each row.

Key facts

Modes
A timed schedule, a list or a checklist
Now
The row going on now is highlighted
Rows
Up to 20, each with one of 24 pictograms, a colour and a bell
Where it runs
This page and OpenEduCat Board
Languages
English
Price
Free
Account
A free teacher account; students never sign in

Ways teachers use it

  • The morning routine in pictures, from the register to playtime.Primary
  • The steps of a task as a checklist, ticked off as the class finishes each one.
  • Today's lessons with their times, the one going on now highlighted.Secondary
  • A calm start to the day, so everyone can see what comes next.

How to use it

  1. Add the Timetable from More widgets.
  2. In the settings, add a row for each period, with its times.
  3. In a timed schedule, the row going on now is highlighted.
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Templates with this widget

OpenEduCat Board puts this schedule on one page with a clock, a timer and a traffic light, for the projector.

Free account. Sign in once on each device; the board then works offline. The rows you add here travel with you.

Open the board

Related tools

  • No student accounts.
  • No ads.
  • Data-processing agreement on request.
For schools

Questions

Is this a visual schedule maker?

Yes. Add the parts of the day as rows, give each one a pictogram, and the schedule shows large on the projector. Full screen fills the screen with it.

Which pictures can a row have?

One of 24 pictograms of classroom activities, such as reading, maths, lunch and home time. A row without a name shows its pictogram's name.

Can it ring a bell?

Yes. In a timed schedule, a row can ring a bell once when it starts, while the schedule is open on this page or on the board.

How many rows can it hold?

Up to 20, enough for a school day. Drag a row by its handle, or use Move up and Move down, to change the order.

Running a whole school? OpenEduCat for schools keeps it on one platform.

See OpenEduCat for schools
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