pdf with information that is not valuable- eg. person who is posting to the
calendar. I keep a google doc as well, which can easily be printed as a pdf,
when needed. The problem we found with making/distributing a pdf calendar to
parents is that is obsolete before the parent gets it. Changes are made on a
daily- and often multiple times a day- basis. We no longer print or have
available for download a pdf, both to avoid problems with changes and to
save paper. We have a public calendar, a sports calendar and a faculty
calendar. The public calendar and sports are viewable on our site and can be
added to other calendars-ical, etc. The faculty calendar is only shared
within the faculty.
You can easily have multiple editors on google calendar. Keep a running
google doc for printing, if you really need to do so.
Maureen Tumenas
Berkshire Country Day School
Lenox, MA
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 3:28 PM, Ari Yares <ayares@soink12.ksds.edu> wrote:
> I'm looking for a suggested tool for developing our school calendar. We'd
> like to be able to allow multiple administrators to view/edit the draft
> calendar and then easily generate a PDF that could be shared with parents.
> Our SIS and website have calendars in them, but there is no way to hide
> them
> from users when drafting the calendar. We've talked about using Google
> Calendar's, but they don't seem to print well.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> --
> Ari S. Yares, Ph.D.
> Head of Middle School
> Krieger Schechter Day School
> ayares@soink12.ksds.edu
> 410/824-2053
>
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