Export timetable data for asc Timetables

Modified on Wed, 18 Feb at 5:44 AM

Introduction

If you use asc Timetables to create your timetable cycles and scheduled classes, you can now import these cycles and scheduled classes files into Zunia. 

Before you can create timetables using asc Timetables, you’ll need to export 5 separate data files from Zunia into asc Timetables: 

  1. Subject
  2. Year level, form or tutor group
  3. Room
  4. Staff
  5. Student 

This guide will help you create your export file from Zunia to import into asc Timetable. 

Before you start 

Check Academic year and periods for your timetable have been set up.  

To check go to School configuration > School structure. 

You can Create your academic year if required.

Create your export files for asc Timetable 

Start by stating the menu navigation in Zunia and then the steps, example: 

To export subjects from Zunia, go to Subjects. Select to Export as CSV

To export year level, form or tutor group from Zunia, go to School configuration > School structure and select either Year level, Form or Tutor group. Once you’ve made your choice, select to Export to excel

To export rooms from Zunia, go to System configuration > Edit lookups and select Room. Select  and Export as CSV

To export staff from Zunia, go to Staff profiles > Staff  

  1. Filter by Staff type (if applicable) to list relevant teaching staff. 

  1. Select Include ID (used to identify staff when importing an asc Timetable into Zunia). 

  1. Select to Export to excel.

To export students from Zunia, go to Student profiles > Current students 

  1. Filter for required students or select Search to list all current students.  

  1. If assigning students to class by form or tutor group in asc Timetables; select and Configure Columns and add Form or Tutor Group to list of visible columns. 

  1. Select and Export as CSV.  If applicable, select Include ID as first column (used to identify students when importing an asc Timetable into Zunia) 

You have now exported the 5 files you need from Zunia to import into asc Timetables. 

Importing and mapping data in asc Timetables 

To import each file into asc Timetables, open asc Timetables and go to the corresponding area (Subject, Year level/Form/Tutor group, Rooms, Staff and Students) and select Import. 

Your imported data will be listed and you’ll need to map the columns in the Zunia export files to an asc Timetables data point before selecting Import.  

Note: It is important you keep the first row with column headers from Zunia when importing into asc Timetables. 

Refer to mapping information for each area below: 

Subject 

  1. Select First row contains column headers  

  1. Map Subject to Name 

  1. Map Code to Short 

Classes (Year level/form/tutor group) 

  1. Select First row contains column headers  

  1. Map year level, form, tutor group or class name to Name 

  1. Map year level, form, tutor group or class code to Code 

Room 

  1. Select First row contains column headers  

  1. Map Description to Name 

  1. Map Code to Short 

Staff 

  1. Select First row contains column headers  

  1. Map Given Name to First Name  

  1. Map Surname to Last Name 

  1. Map ID to Short 

Student 

  1. Select First row contains column headers  

  1. Map ID to Number (code) 

  1. Map Given Name to First Name 

  1. Map Surname to Last Name 

  1. Map Gender to Gender 

  1. Map Year level, Form or Tutor Group (depending on which was exported from Zunia to allocate students to lessons) to Class 

You have imported the Zunia export files into asc Timetable. 

Notes

  • When you’ve imported all 5 files into asc Timetable, you can create your Timetable. 

  • Create your asc Timetable and save the file. 

  • You can import asc Timetable into Zunia when you Create a timetable cycle.

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