The lessons rotate to different days of the week for me. I see my students 3 times a week so the lessons are not by day.

I would like an additional option for printing. That I can print each subject on its own page. Right now when I print depending on how much I write for each lesson at times i can have 2 lessons on one page and sometimes its not what i need. is their away we can add that option

I always end up with a bunch of things I need to do when I plan a lesson. What do I need to copy? Do I need to create a powerpoint? Smartboard? Supplies? etc.

It would be nice to see which standards have already been covered when we are selecting the standards to use while creating lesson plans. I know there's a way to see which ones have been covered, but it would be nice to see that information when selecting the standards.

We have a different schedule every Tuesday but the option of "every 5 days" does not work when we have a week that is not complete (holiday). The "Tuesday" schedule gets moved to Wednesday or Thursday... Need "same day of the week" option.

Give users the ability to copy a coworker's planbook if they share it. With teachers who cluster, it would make things very easy

It would be useful to have a feature that allows me to swap two periods. Like if I have to swap times of an activity, instead of copying to the clipboard and then moving the one and pasting the other, I could click two periods and they would swap places.

You should really have a grade book to use. It would make life a lot easier for everyone using PlanbookEdu. PLEASE!

I would prefer a grade book that's easy to use and we can organize according to the Standards that we can pre-populate, with the extra ability to add additional customized standards as well.

I had to set up each class/planbook individually (I teach 3 preps) as on a rotating schedule and cannot directly duplicate - also new to program and would be nice to have a pop up suggesting this idea so I copied holidays/breaks before I duplicated planbook for another class.

It would be helpful to keep track of which objectives have been covered in a specific set of lesson plans.

For administrators of a group: it would be nice to have a "plans checked" button, similar to the "turn in" button that teachers have. That way teachers get a notification that there plans were reviewed.

We have a digital textbook for math and it would be much easier to snip the graphs and tables out and just paste them right into planbook for bellwork. It is too time consuming to have to copy and save as a file and attach it, we are unable to directly link it because of license issues. However snipping and pasting the images can be done quickly! Please!

I do not teach the same subject at the same time each day so I need to title each box with the subject. When I type the subject in, the standard gets inserted above it.

Basic example - Maps - Once a week. If I want to say Sept 1 we will cover Maps Lesson 1

So if we miss Monday Week 1. I would like to be able to bump it to the following Monday. Without screwing up the whole day.

Advanced Example:
Also If I have subjects that repeat like Reading MWF. Once I bump or move a day (let's say Wednesday) or even just that subject, nor will it apply intelligence that I did not have Reading on Thursday, so move Wednesday's Lesson to Friday.

The "days off" feature is great. It would also be nice to add all the half days. Perhaps it could ask after which period the day should end.

When planning I have to look weeks/days in advance and it would be nice to have a tab that I can click on that takes me back to "today's" lesson plans. Instead of having to log out of the week/day I am currently on, and then scroll through the calendar to find the week for the date I should be on right then.

I would like to have the ability to set a day's plan to repeat every other week, every 3rd week, etc. on a certain day of the week or a certain date of the month for ease in setting up my lesson plan template at the beginning of the year (and updating it throughout the year as needed).