nt. Our system is pretty complex and events can be checked off to automatic=
ally appear on our website calendar. Individuals can put in room set ups, o=
rder in-house catering, etc. We have an assistant who is responsible for ch=
ecking off and making sure that there are no room conflicts. Approval is do=
ne by room managers (for hotly contested areas), the head of the cafeteria,=
the head of security, head of facilities, and then the calendar secretary.=
I haven't found something that could replace this system.
Ali
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Subject: Calendaring Software
What are others using for calendaring/facilities scheduling software. I'd
like to have an All-in-one solution for athletics/clubs/etc. We currently
use Calendar Creator (which is a horrible solution)...
Thanks!
In HIS Service,
Joshua D. Sommermeyer
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Assistant Principal for Curriculum and Technology
Concordia Lutheran High School - Ft. Wayne
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Director of Technology
NEILSS - Northeast Indiana Lutheran School Services
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