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๐Ÿ“˜ Create a Curriculum โ€“ Overview

Learn how to create and manage curriculums in XO Scheduler in this four-part series.

Updated over 3 months ago

๐ŸŒŸA curriculum is the foundation of all scheduled classes in XO Scheduler. Every training session must be based on a curriculum, which defines the training days, topics, required qualifications, and scheduling rules.

This series of articles will guide you through the full process of building a curriculum, from creating the layout to enforcing continuity rules.

๐ŸŽฅ Curriculum Video Playlist

This playlist contains all 4 curriculum tutorials so you can follow the entire process step by step and watch it on YouTube.

๐Ÿ“ธ Disclaimer: Screenshots and videos may look slightly different from your XO Scheduler interface depending on your version or configuration.

๐Ÿงฉ The Four Parts of Curriculum Creation

  1. Part 1 โ€“ Building the Layout
    โ€‹Learn how to create the structure of your curriculum, including training days, topics, and scheduling strategies.

  2. Part 2 โ€“ Assigning Qualifications
    โ€‹See how to add resource slots so XO Scheduler only assigns qualified instructors, simulators, and classrooms.

  3. Part 3 โ€“ Joining Crews
    โ€‹Discover how to combine multiple crews into shared sessions, such as Human Factors or Ground School.

  4. Part 4 โ€“ Continuity
    โ€‹Apply continuity that ensure resources stay consistentโ€”or intentionally changeโ€”across related training sessions.


๐Ÿ’ก Pro Tips

  • Build step by step: Donโ€™t skip aheadโ€”each part builds on the previous one.

  • Use qualifications consistently: Without them, XO Scheduler cannot assign resources.

  • Balance realism and flexibility: Continuity rules should reflect your actual training policies.


๐Ÿ”— Related Tutorials


๐Ÿ“Œ Wrapping Up

Creating a curriculum may seem complex at first, but XO Scheduler breaks it down into clear steps. By following this series, youโ€™ll design curriculums that are flexible, compliant, and easy to reuse across your training operation.

Start with Part 1 โ€“ Building the Layout to begin your curriculum setup.

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