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Default Need a template for arranging academic scheduling of rooms

Outlook can be used for this, I believe. You may need to be on an exchange
server, though. Not sure.
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"Rbailey" wrote in message
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Would like to know if there is a program to configure scheduling of
academic
courses/classrooms instead of figuring it out by our heads.
Am responsible for scheduling of courses for a college.
Is there something out there that can help in the formulation of
scheduling
courses for students?



 
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