Never publish a broken timetable
Before a schedule goes live, skema-kvalitetstjekket runs and surfaces blocking errors (red) and warnings (amber). Hard-block prevents publish; soft-ack requires a deliberate acknowledgement. The report is stored on schedule_snapshots.audit_report as documentation. Inspired by classic governance checklists from Bryk & Schneider (2002) and Robinson (2011) — decisions must be traceable to build trust.
Audit, ack og snapshot — i én publish-flow.
Hard-block
Double-booking, missing subject competence or empty option blocks block publish entirely.
Soft-ack
Long days, sub-optimal placement and teachers outside preferred windows require a deliberate ack.
Audit report
Every publish stores the report on schedule_snapshots.audit_report — version, errors, acks, timestamp.
Snapshot per version
Roll back to an earlier snapshot if publish was wrong — without losing audit history.
Inline actions
Every warning has a 'jump to lesson' link — fix in place instead of writing notes on paper.
Who can publish
Access control ensures only the timetabler and head can publish. Substitutes can view, not release.
In the classroom
Timetabler
Gets one checklist instead of scanning the whole schedule visually — no embarrassing go-lives.
Headteacher
Signs the ack on soft issues that are deliberate — documentation for the local authority.
Local authority
Can pull audit reports per school — are coverage requirements met?
For school leadership and for the local authority
Publish audit makes go-live a formal decision, not a silent action. The soft-ack on warnings forces a stand — and gives you a paper trail to present when parents or the local authority raise concerns.
- Soft-ack signature is stored with name and time
- Snapshot rollback without losing the audit
- Inline fix link on every warning saves minutes
The local authority can request audit reports per school and document that minimum hours, subject competence and room bookings were honoured at publish time — without asking schools for manual statements.
- Audit per snapshot — documents compliance
- Comparable across schools
- Report delivered as an attachment, not a custom file
Research base
The publish audit mechanism is inspired by governance and high-reliability literature from school research and healthcare.
- Bryk, A. S. & Schneider, B. (2002). Trust in Schools: A Core Resource for Improvement. Russell Sage Foundation
- Børne- og Undervisningsministeriet (2024). Folkeskoleloven §16 — Undervisningstidens tilrettelæggelse og minimumstimetal. Retsinformation source
- Børne- og Undervisningsministeriet (2024). Vejledende timetal for folkeskolens fag. uvm.dk source
- Styrelsen for It og Læring (STIL) (2024). Datadefinitioner for skema-, time- og fraværsindberetning. STIL source
- Danmarks Evalueringsinstitut (EVA) (2021). Skoleledelse og prioritering af undervisningstid. EVA source
- OECD (2021). Education Policy Outlook 2021 — Shaping responsive and resilient education in a changing world. OECD Publishing source
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