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Color coding planner periods
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1 year 3 months ago #31124
by Rsbate
Color coding planner periods was created by Rsbate
I know that you can color code classes on the schedule and planner, but I was wondering if there is a way of changing the color of the background of each planner period? I was hoping to use this as a way of keeping on top of my own planning, e.g. a different color for lessons where I need to collect in books, a different color where I still have some preparation to do for that lesson, etc.
Is this function available? Or is this something which could be done?
Is this function available? Or is this something which could be done?
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1 year 2 months ago #31139
by bert
Replied by bert on topic Color coding planner periods
Hi Rsbate, sorry for the delay.
I'm afraid it is not possible in the current version but noted. I'll see what I can do.
If you miss anything else, do let me know.
An e-mail from the app's help > support&Suggestions is a bit easier for me to track
I'm afraid it is not possible in the current version but noted. I'll see what I can do.
If you miss anything else, do let me know.
An e-mail from the app's help > support&Suggestions is a bit easier for me to track
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1 year 2 months ago - 1 year 2 months ago #31142
by brettm
Replied by brettm on topic Color coding planner periods
If it helps - the way I track where I am at with lesson planning is to use icons.
So in each lesson, I have icons that represent different actions for me: Printing = P, Action = A (get resources or speak to another specialist teacher), Tick = annotated lesson with learning after teaching it. See Image 1 from a lesson in the Planner view:
This then allows me to see, at a glance, what I need to do or have done in the Planner view. (See Image 2 in attachments: I would normally remove them once I have actioned them, but have left them here so you can see what they look like!)
Hope that helps while Bert works his magic!
So in each lesson, I have icons that represent different actions for me: Printing = P, Action = A (get resources or speak to another specialist teacher), Tick = annotated lesson with learning after teaching it. See Image 1 from a lesson in the Planner view:
This then allows me to see, at a glance, what I need to do or have done in the Planner view. (See Image 2 in attachments: I would normally remove them once I have actioned them, but have left them here so you can see what they look like!)
Hope that helps while Bert works his magic!
Last edit: 1 year 2 months ago by brettm. Reason: Adjusting images to put them inline.
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