Suggestions for jslectureplanner
The following packages have something in common with the package jslectureplanner. The packages are ordered in decreasing similarity.
- schedule: Weekly schedules
- decision-table: An easy way to create Decision Model and Notation decision tables
- courseoutline: Prepare university course outlines
- sesstime: Session and timing information in lecture notes
- fascicules: Create mathematical manuals for schools
- semesterplanner: Create beautiful semester timetables and more
- semesterplannerlua: Draw timetables and other organizational matters useful for planning a semester
- schedule209: Typeset schedules
- calculatoritems: Insert menus/items for classic calculators
- cahierprof: Schedule and grade books for French teachers
- didactic: Tools for writing teaching material
- fillwith: Fill vertical space with solid rules or dotted lines
- lectures: A document class for quickly drafting nice looking lecture notes
- profmaquette: Use exercises in different types of documents
- pas-cours: Macros useful in preparing teaching material
- schule: Support for teachers at German schools
- schulmathematik: Commands and document classes for German-speaking teachers of mathematics and physics
- neoschool: LaTeX class for teachers
- chronology: Provides a horizontal timeline
- exesheet: Typesetting exercise or exam sheets
- glmatrix: Macros for linear algebra calculations using scalars, vectors, and matrices
- profcollege: A LaTeX package for French maths teachers in college
- schooldocs: Various layout styles for school documents
- pdfreview: Annotate PDF files with margin notes
- proflycee: A LaTeX package for French maths teachers in high school
- tango: A LaTeX document class for math teachers
- lecturenotes: A LaTeX document class for lecture notes
- na-box: Arabic-aware version of pas-cours package
- scholatex: A tag-based language for print-ready teaching worksheets, built on LuaLaTeX
- repere: METAPOST macros for secondary school mathematics teachers
- texecole: A French-prose document composition language