Switching
TimeEdit, module by module
TimeEdit names its modules in single words and Nordic institutions prefix them — TE Core, TE Reserve, TE Viewer. This page says what each one is called here, and is plain about the three with no equivalent.
TimeEdit to Wise Timetable
The module names below are TimeEdit's own; the prefixed forms (TE Core, TE Reserve) are what Nordic staff pages use.
| TimeEdit | What it does | Here |
|---|---|---|
| Core | Manual scheduling | The desktop planner. |
| AutoPilot | Automatic scheduling | Automatic generation. |
| Preferences | Collecting scheduling data | Lecturer availability, submitted by the lecturer. |
| Data Manager | Preparing scheduling data | Importing data. |
| Viewer | Timetable publication | The student portal and web publishing. |
| Reserve | Ad-hoc resource bookings | Room booking. |
| Exam | Exam management and scheduling | Exam scheduling. |
| Allocate, Registration | Allocating students to classes | Student module options and group building. |
| Reporting | Analytics and insight | Timetable reports. |
| Admin | Administration and IT | Settings, rights, and the REST API. |
What is NOT here, and it is three things
Workload. TimeEdit sells a module for staff workload modelling. Wise Timetable reports lecturer workload out of the timetable — hours by individual and by department — but it does not run a workload allocation model, and in most institutions that model is an HR instrument negotiated with a union rather than a scheduling one. If you need the model rather than the figures, say so early.
Curriculum and Study Guide. Curriculum approval and the online course catalogue are a different product here, not a module of this one.
Evaluation. Course evaluation surveys are not something this site has a page for.
What actually has to move
Rooms, staff, courses and student structure, plus whatever the Preferences module has collected — availability is usually the data an institution most regrets losing, because it was gathered from hundreds of people one at a time.
Wise Timetable reads Excel, CSV, XML and a documented REST API. There is no TimeEdit-specific importer and this page will not imply one.
The wider question is in changing timetabling system.
Want to see this working?
Book a 45-minute online presentation and we will walk through it against your institution's own scheduling problem.