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FYI, your browser's search feature can do this today.
FYI, your browser's search feature can do this today.
This is very helpful. Thanks for your attention to detail!
No problem.
In terms of blanketing those times across grade levels, will you consider voting for the feature here?
Thanks, everyone!
FYI, this can still be manually done today. It just requires adding multiple sessions per student, which will each be identical to each other.
For example if Jane needs to have 60 minutes of therapy evenly split across 2 sessions, you would add:
- 1 session for 30 minutes per rotation
- 1 (identical) session for 30 minutes per rotation
The engine will do the rest!
Hello! If I'm understanding you properly, you can do this today by using an asterisk (*) in place of the day name.
For example, to specify every day at 10am, use:
* 10:00 AM
Does this answer your question?
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This is a great idea, thanks for posting!
FYI, the engine does this today--kinda. Most folks have trouble finding a workable schedule because they input so many "Must Not" constraints. (I think the record I've seen so far is around 500!)
If SLPs change all of their "Must Not" constraints into "Prefer Not" constraints, the engine will gladly return to you a non-optimal schedule. It will still try its best to respect all of the "Prefer Not" constraints, but will move away from them when mathematically necessary to find a workable schedule in the first place.
Just this morning, I updated the caseload editor with additional recommendations along these lines. Also, I've added a few more pages to the Knowledge Base this weekend that will also help expose issues more quickly, all while increasing the likelihood of finding a starting-point schedule.
Thanks again!