Batches and timings
A batch has a name, teacher, seats, days, and class time. Staff create and edit batches, and teachers see the batches assigned to them.
What this feature does
A batch has a name, a teacher, a seat count, days, and a class time such as 10:00 to 12:00. Staff create and edit batches. Teachers see the batches assigned to them.
Timing is checked so one teacher or one lab is not booked twice for the same hour. The roster lists the students in that batch, with call and chat for the teacher, and it can be exported.
Batches and timings is on the Mobile app, Web portal, and Desktop. It is not on the Website.
How it flows
- 1Create the batch
- 2Watch for clashes
- 3Open the roster
Step by step: how to use it
- 1Create the batch
Set the name, teacher, seats, days, and time.
- 2Watch for clashes
A teacher or room already booked at that hour is flagged.
- 3Open the roster
The teacher sees who is in the batch.
Quick answers
- What is Batches and timings?
- A batch has a name, a teacher, a seat count, days, and a class time such as 10:00 to 12:00. Staff create and edit batches. Teachers see the batches assigned to them. It is part of Courses and batches in Paperless Institutes.
- Which apps include Batches and timings?
- Batches and timings is on the Mobile app, Web portal, and Desktop. It is not on the Website.
- Who uses Batches and timings?
- Office staff and teachers use Batches and timings. A batch has a name, teacher, seats, days, and class time.
- How does Batches and timings work?
- 1. Create the batch. 2. Watch for clashes. 3. Open the roster.
More in Courses and batches
Classroom courses with modules, topics, fees, and a brochure. Visitors browse them on the website. Staff edit them on the other three apps.
Staff build self-paced courses. Learners watch lessons on the website and can buy them on the phone or the website.
Staff place a student into a batch. A website or phone purchase of an online course also creates an enrollment.