Template Hints & Tips
For the best results in Seating Plan view and Printing....
When you create or edit a Template, begin adding seats in the square, highlighted in red, at the bottom left-hand corner of the screen (below)/ This is the front left-hand side of the classroom.
Leave as few spaces between the seats as possible.
Think about the order in which you are adding the seats in your seating plan as this becomes important later on, especially if you use the 'automatically sort students' to seat your students alphabetically for example. In this case, the first student in the alphabet will be seated in the seated numbered one and so on.
When you create or edit a Template, begin adding seats in the square, highlighted in red, at the bottom left-hand corner of the screen (below)/ This is the front left-hand side of the classroom.
Leave as few spaces between the seats as possible.
Think about the order in which you are adding the seats in your seating plan as this becomes important later on, especially if you use the 'automatically sort students' to seat your students alphabetically for example. In this case, the first student in the alphabet will be seated in the seated numbered one and so on.
The vertical space between the rows indicated below has been made using empty 'seats'. These squares will 'collapse' to give a narrower divide in the main view that you see in the picture below.
The seat numbers in the templates correspond to the numbers indicated in the student cards above. This may assist you when editing templates and identifying seats to move within the seating plan.
The seat numbers in the templates correspond to the numbers indicated in the student cards above. This may assist you when editing templates and identifying seats to move within the seating plan.