I am a high school teacher in Australia and found it a tiresome process to organise my lesson schedules by the date. Sometimes I just want to know what lessons I'll be teaching on each day. I would manually populate a calendar, then a fire drill/assembly/excursion would happen and everything needs to be shifted down one lesson, needing me to constantly keep updating my calendar manually. I automated this process for myself and figured others might want to use it too. EduSchedge makes it much easier to plan for an entire semester, and then keep track of your lesson schedule as the term progresses. Whenever things change, you can easily log an interruption or insert and reorder your lessons to automatically update your calendar. Students/parents can also make accounts and join your class so that they stay up to date too. If you are used to using a Google, Outlook or Apple calendar, you can sync your EduSchedge calendar to those external apps, so there's no need to add EduSchedge as yet another tool that you keep having to visit. Once you're set up, you only need to visit when changes occur. Student/parent accounts are free. Teachers get one free class before having to pay for a premium tier ($5 AUD/month). So you can try it out and see if you like it first before spending any money. Schools can pay $50 AUD/month to allow access for unlimited teacher accounts.

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Modern lesson planning using shared calendars

Modern lesson planning using shared calendars