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Glossary

A school’s shared area. An organization contains members and projects. The roles are Owner, Admin, and Member.

A distinct scheduling state, usually for a school year or semester. Subjects, resources, timetables, lessons, and placements each belong to a project.

The weekly schedule that usually represents a class. It has an alias, a name, lesson slots, and lessons.

The teaching subject of a lesson, such as Mathematics with the alias MAT.

A person assigned to a lesson. In Stundenwerk, teachers are one type of resource.

A location assigned to a lesson. Rooms are also resources.

The collective term for teachers and rooms. Resources can be assigned to lessons and individual placements.

A short, unique code such as MAT, AB, or R101. Only letters, numbers, and hyphens are allowed.

A teaching requirement in a timetable: a subject with a total count and, optionally, assigned teachers and rooms.

The number of lesson occurrences that can be scheduled. With a total of 4, you can place four occurrences in the grid.

One lesson occurrence in a specific cell of the weekly grid. Its resources can differ from the other occurrences.

The area beside the grid containing occurrences that have not yet been placed. The count shows the number remaining.

A timetable row, such as 08:00–08:45 or Period 1. Project settings determine its label and order.

A teacher assigned to a class timetable in its settings. This assignment is separate from teachers assigned to individual lessons.

A simultaneous assignment of the same teacher or room to multiple lessons in the project.

A reviewed overlap that was intentionally accepted. Approval does not move a lesson or remove a resource.

A teacher or room that remains assigned to a placement but does not appear in exports by default.

A single PDF that combines multiple selected timetables or resources in an overview. In contrast, a separate multiple export contains individual PDFs in a ZIP file.