School scheduling/timetabling software
Share timetable – publish to the Web
So, you’ve created your timetable and would like others to see it. Prime Timetable makes sharing easy: just choose ‘Share -> Publish to the Web’ and click Publish to the Web button, and voila! Your timetable will be visible to anyone you’ve shared the link with. Published web page will be accessible by any Internet device, so that people you share with can access the timetable even from their mobile phone.
To configure the published page, set a default view and whether visitor can switch timetable view. Now you can copy the provided link or visit the published web page.
You needn’t worry about any subsequent changes to the published timetable. The published web page will be automatically updated when the timetable is saved. Furthermore, the published web page will refresh every 20 minutes to make sure the latest timetable version is delivered to all.
If you want to stop publishing timetable, just click Unpublish button and your timetable will not be visible to others.
Here are some online examples of published timetables: Example 1, Example 2, Example 3, Example Brazil, Example Egypt, etc. As always, you can click on the first column to open single timetable view. When printing, the header and rounding corners will be hidden, so that the timetable expands as much as possible on the paper.
Screenshot of online timetable – Example 1
Screenshot of published timetable for class 5-A
Screenshot of published timetable for teacher BronteShare timetable with teachers, publish it for students, receive feedback… the possibilities are endless. And yes, publishing is available in both free and comercial Prime Timetable editions. So, happy timetable sharing and share your feedback with us 
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about 1 year ago
Hi. I’m surprised there are no comments to this particular subject. In fact, when publishing our timetable, we find that viewers are having big trouble wanting to print timetables from the shared link. For instance in Safari, Chrome and Firefox pages are simply blank. On windows platforms, eg. Internet Explorer does print out, but here we see that the lay-out is very unsuitable and very difficult or impossible to adjust.
Second, also printing from the on line application itself is a hard job, since most browsers simply do not allow printing in landscape (why for the love of G is that?).
Did we miss something or is our request to do something about these matters justified?
Sincerely, and always very enthusiast about Prime Timetable
about 1 year ago
Thank you very much for sincere comment about printing. Indeed in our latest release there was a bug preventing print in some browsers. The bug is fixed in couple of hours after you reported.
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Of course, we are not forgetting the other parts of your comment which are going to be addressed ASAP and we are going to come back to you via email to help you with printing.
Thank you for your notice and thank you for feeling very enthusiastic about Prime Timetable
about 1 year ago
I admire the way you express yourself through writing. Your post is such a refreshing one to read. This is such an interesting and informative article to share with others. Keep up the good work and more power.
Thanks!