I realized the real reason why I've been avoiding work on #Unitime: the combat mechanics were just scratching the surface of what's possible, and it was going to be underwhelming.
Making time travel *boring* would be an accomplishment of the worst kind.
🚀 UniTime 4.8 (Build 170) is here!
This release features enhanced course timetabling optimization, allowing better handling of inconsistent scheduling scenarios. 🕒 Plus, examination timetabling now supports room partitions for added flexibility!
Discover the full details in the release notes, or learn more about UniTime on the Apereo website: https://www.apereo.org/programs/software/unitime
I’ve been really, really stuck on #UniTime for a long time because I just couldn’t develop any intuition about the time travel without playing it, and the original UI was incomprehensible — play testing only lasted about 5 minutes before we both gave up on it. So it sounds backwards, but my strategy to get unstuck is to redo the UI, add juice, make it more diagrammatic, make it easy to play through the beginning scenarios.
Starting off day 2 at @ow2 #OW2CON with several @apereo projects also attending: @sakailms, #UniTime, and #Xerte.
Something for our European institutional members and those working on Apereo projects living across Europe.
@sakailms #Opencast #SakaiLMS #Xerte #ApereoCAS #OnTask #UniTime #uPortal #Karuta
@OpenForumEurope
Eric True (Spazahedron)
Apereo Foundation
Patrick Masson