Getting started, and answers to the questions that come up most.
The PDF is read entirely inside your browser. It is never uploaded anywhere.
No to all three. Everything runs on your own device, including reading the PDF. The extension makes no network requests at all.
Go to Settings → Re-import from PDF (or the Import tab) and load the new file. Pick your name again and save — this replaces your timetable and refreshes the staff directory.
Open the Timetable tab and click the cell. You can change the subject, class code, room and which periods it covers, or delete it. Click an empty cell to add a lesson by hand. Your edits are kept when the app reopens.
The list is built from the PDF itself, so a name only appears if that PDF contains a timetable page for it. Check you loaded the complete staff PDF rather than a single page or an extract. If your page exists but has no lessons, the extension will still let you pick it and add classes manually.
From the standard VEDC bell schedule that is built in — eight periods Monday to Thursday with two 15 minute breaks, and four shorter periods on Friday. The PDF supplies the subjects, class codes and rooms; the times are matched to the period.
Yes. Find teacher searches everyone in the PDF and shows where they are right now. Class timetable reconstructs each group’s week from the same data, so no second import is needed.
If you are signed in to Chrome, Chrome Sync may replicate it across your own devices through your own Google account. It is never sent to us or to anyone else. See the privacy policy.
Chrome caches extensions between versions. Open chrome://extensions and press Reload on VEDC Timetable, then reopen it.
Report a problem or suggest a feature on GitHub. Please say which step went wrong — and never attach a PDF containing real staff or student names.
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