TiTiTo - Tiny Timetabling Tool

[Volker Dirr]

TiTiTo is designed to support you with your daily work at school. It helps you to care about deviation from the default timetable. There are many reasons why an activity might be omitted or an extraordinary activity should be scheduled : A teacher is maybe ill; teachers are on a school trip with their classes, teacher or students visit a further education, ... .

TiTiTo isn't free/open source. It is closed source/commercial. You can always download the latest version to test it. (See topic "TiTiTo-x.x.x released" https://lalescu.ro/liviu/fet/forum/index.php?board=36.0)

Available Languages: English, Romanian, German, Italian, Arabic, Serbian, Vietnamese

Main Features:
- Substitution planning with generated FET files (default and custom versions) and gp-Untis dat files
- Supervision planning
- Schedule activities manually
- Multi user access by SQL Database
- Print substitution and supervision tables on paper or send by e-mail
- Publish substitution table as html file (to view with a webbrowser)


Export Features:
- iCal calendar export: Export the timetable to your calendar software, so you can use it with Google Calendar ( http://www.google.com/calendar/ ), Microsoft Outlook ( http://office.microsoft.com/outlook/ ), ...
- SchILD export: Export the activity planning to school administration software SchILD ( http://www.svws.nrw.de/ )
- FET export: Useful for custom FET users (Algerian and Moroccan). Also useful to print teacher time table with included supervision.

Convert Features:
- convert gp-UNTIS files to FET files ( http://www.grupet.at/ )
- convert WILLI2 files to FET files ( http://willi.wgg-neumarkt.de/index.html )
- convert SchILD files to FET files ( http://www.svws.nrw.de/ )


A manual (pdf-file) is included.

[Volker Dirr]

I updated the manual (see first post). It's still a draft only. I will try to complete it in the next weeks.

[Aisse]

Thank you for the application. In fact I have not tried it before so I will try to discover it

[NOAH]

Hello.

Does the TiTiTo work in Ubuntu? if yes how can i install it.

[Volker Dirr]

There is currently no native Ubuntu version, but you can use the windows executable if you install wine.

see https://phoenixnap.com/kb/how-to-install-wine-on-ubuntu

[Volker Dirr]

I forgot to write: There is also a Linux version available. That will work native with Ubuntu x86. Please let me know if you need an ARM version. I might do that also.