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For an introduction to Advanced Scheduling, please visit the How to Understand Concepts within Advanced Scheduling page. |
A Station in Advanced Scheduling is aroom assigned to an event where a single Case can berun and completed.
As learners may be required to complete multiple Cases of an Activity during an event, the event can be set up in multiple rooms.
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For more detials, visit the How to Set Stations page. |
Event station rooms—as regular rooms—can be equiped with cameras, simulators, authorized workstations or other devices that can be added to the room in the Rooms tab inside the System module.
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Room Manager can be directly accessed from the Stations page of Scheduling, via the link of same name. |
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Stations in Advanced Scheduling should not be mistaken with the concept of 'Stations' as set up in the System manager (Stations Settings). (A Station in that sense is a specific computer that can be linked to a room and be used for data entry by any designated participant of an Activity.) |
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| If the number of created timeslots within a round does not equal or is not a multiple of the number of assigned Cases, the system automatically generates 'waiting stations' where the learners who are waiting for their turn can stay. |
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For further information, visit our Advanced Scheduling - How to pages and view our Activity Manager Training Videos. |
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