printing schedules

[Cynthia]

Is it possible to print more than one day's worth of scheduled courses on one page? In other words, could I print off a weeks worth of schedules without using 5 pages of paper?

[HSkedtrack]

Due to the nature of home school activities being flexible (meaning it could change daily, depending on how current day goes) , we did not include this feature. The system was designed for the teacher to approve the completed activities daily using the computer to avoid typing in completion dates manually.

Homeschool Skedtrack Team

[Cynthia]

OK, that makes sense. I think I'm just going to have to get used to doing things a bit different from the way I've done in the past using the paper and pencil method. I LOVE the things Skedtrack can do! Thank you so much.

I've always made up a weekly schedule for the boys so that they could see "at a glance" the workload that the week would require. Since they are older (high school) it allowed them to schedule their week more easily esp. around church activities, outside work, etc. Then if something was missed, I just added it in the next week when I made up the new schedule. But papers get lost...so I'm hoping Skedtrack will help me keep track of all that vital information

[jamesandjennie]

I am seconding this request. Not being able to print a weekly schedule might be a deal breaker for me.

It is very important for me to have a week at a glance schedule as a means of staying accountable for me and my children- we have a goal of what we need to accomplish by Friday. For us, sometimes that mean doubling up on Wednesday if we decided to go the zoo on Tuesday.

If Skedtrack allows you to print individual daily "Projected Schedules", I fail to see how it would be any different to do a weekly Projected Schedule.

Looking at your program, it looks really wonderful. This is the only thing that I have found lacking.

[HSkedtrack]

The request for printing weekly schedule has been noted but further development of Homeschool Skedtrack features are on hold due to a change in priority.

Homeschool Skedtrack Team