A Teaching Schedule That Actually Reminds You
A timetable on paper tells you nothing at 10:55. Put your schedule in the app and it taps you on the shoulder before each lecture — in your own timezone.
By Veda Team
A printed timetable is a reference. You consult it on Monday, memorise roughly what the week looks like, and then rely on habit. Habit works — until the week has a holiday in it, or a batch is rescheduled, or you are covering someone else's lecture.
The gap is that paper cannot reach you at 10:55 when the 11:00 lecture is about to start.
Put the schedule where the reminders can find it
- Add your lectures Subject, day, and time — for each class or batch you teach.
- Veda reminds you before each one A notification ahead of the lecture, so it reaches you while you can still act on it.
- Your students see it too The class schedule is visible to the students in that class — so "when is the extra batch?" stops being a group message.
The reminder engine checks every minute and is timezone-aware, so a schedule set in one place fires correctly wherever you actually are. This matters more than it sounds for online tuition across states.
What else fires a notification
Once your teaching runs inside one app, the reminders stop being only about lectures:
A student who misses your announcement in a group chat still gets the notification. A parent asking why nobody told them about the test has an answer they can see.
If you run batches at odd hours — early morning, Sunday afternoon — reminders are worth more than any other feature here. Those are exactly the lectures habit does not cover.
Add this week's lectures once. From Monday the app carries the schedule and you stop carrying it in your head.