Hi,

I used to create my own seating plans in PPT by creating shapes for the tables and then putting textbooks within them with student first names. This made it very easy to quickly refer to in a lesson. I'm trying to use iDoceo but the seating plan functionality is not quite what I'm looking for.

Could you:
- allow teachers to add boxes into a template which refers to the table layout of a classroom, then use this as the background for a seating plan
- allow teachers to lock students into the 'seat' related to the table. i.e. if you drag a student bubble it just drops into the middle of the table location so that you don't have to try and align it. This would make creating the layout quicker and neater. Or you could tap on the 'seat' and select the student from a drop down list which would remove each student from the list as you choose them
- allow teachers to only display the first name of students (and nothing else - not even photo) so that it's much easier to glance and read.

Below is what the grid would look like (without names).

This would be a much appreciate feature addition!

Noted KOAS, we have similar features in our roadmap.
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This feature would be a great addition. While the standard templates available in V6 just released are good, every teacher sets up their classroom differently. To be able to set up a fixed seat template and be able to snap the student's icon onto the seat location would be a huge leap for this section of iDoceo. Especially if it can be re-used across classes and in different seating plans for the same class.
Keep up the good work Bert, its a fantastic app.

Bonjour Bert,
je découvre de plus en plus cette fonction Plan et j’en vois de plus en plus d’utilisations géniales.
Mais j’ai un problème car je veux mettre des fonds différents et si j’importe une photo j’ai du mal à trouver la bonne taille d’image pour qu’elle remplisse correctement le fond du plan.
Merci pour votre aide.
Marc

Bonjour Marc,
L'image de fond s'adapte d'elle-même. Il vous suffit d'utiliser une image carrée (1: 1) de n'importe quelle taille

Merci c’est génial et votre réponse était super rapide ...surtout pour un dimanche.
J’avais pas pensé que le format devait être carré.