Intervention cycle planner
A lightweight timetable and scheduling tool that runs in your browser. I built it to plan intervention cycles, but it would suit plenty of other scheduling jobs.
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A lightweight timetable and scheduling tool that runs in your browser. I built it to plan intervention cycles, but it would suit plenty of other scheduling jobs.
Try it in your browserDesign an assessment and have every question mapped to the curriculum, checked that it measures what you intended, then turned into item-by-item analysis once it's marked, with no double entry.
Turn a topic's content into one interactive revision page students actually use: a study library, flashcards, matching, sequencing and past-exam practice, all in a single file.

Point it at your NAPLAN or VCE export and explore it as an interactive dashboard you can annotate as you go, with a plain-English explainer on every chart. Runs on your own laptop, nothing is uploaded.
Two short, evidence-based surveys, one on your team's data literacy and one on your school's data culture, so you can see where you actually stand instead of guessing.
A run-it-yourself PL pack for setting the team norms that stop a data meeting stalling on one number.
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