The lesson can be dragged. For example I would like to put my Language Arts lesson where my Social Studies Lesson is. I can drag the contents of my lesson where Social Studies is but the heading for that class remains Social Studies. How do I move the heading as well so it does not read like it is Social Studies time but has a Language lesson in it?

In the schedule my classes are not in time order. How do I change this so the classes will appear in the right order?

I tried to click on a lesson to move it and all it does is open the lesson to edit it.

What we are asking for is the ability to "reorder" classes/subjects for just the one day when a glitch or change in the daily schedule occurs. We may see all of the groups, but not necessarily in that order. The drag/drop doesn't allow for a one-time change - at least not that I could find.

You say that it is possible to drag and drop lesson to different time slots, but I can not get it to happen. Would you please add that information to your Knowledge Base? Thank you.

I still can not drag and drop the order of my subjects. Please help! It is very frustrating!

This feature does not work. I have tried to move my classes to the correct timed order and they do not move. I will not buy unless this is fixed. I love this but need my classes in order!

I've tried to drag and drop, but nothing happens. My classes keep coming up in the wrong time order and I can't get them changed! It appears I've wasted $12.00 for nothing! I can't use my plans this way.

This feature does not work for me. I drag and drop and nothing moves

Plans change -- and that's the only constant as far as planning lessons go! I also need to be able to "rearrange" things sometimes. And sometimes, I just decide to do some things in a different order. Right now, I can't bump my lessons to accommodate this. I have to retype everything, which is a HUGE waste of time!

I would love to be able to either drag or copy/paste lessons from one day to another from with a single Planbook OR from another Planbook file (past years, etc.).

The bigger idea I'm seeing is the tremendous need to be able to shuffle lessons in ways beyond just within a sequential time frame. I experience this most acutely in pre-planning (i.e. my ideas and plans don't come to me, or fall, in a neat sequential order; additionally my lessons don't always play out in the nice, neat sequential order that Planbook puts them in) Anything the programmers could do to allow a more free movement of plans would be of great value.

Love this idea!

I am a special ed. teacher instructing multiple grade levels simultaneously. It would be beneficial to be able to split cells for each subject by group, and drag and drop each section of a class as well as drag and drop whole classes into another time slot/day.

I would love a drag and drop feature to put an entire activity on a different day, without having to go into changing the dates. I struggle with the "bump" and "extend" feature because I may have some long term activities entered for a certain subject and these features change EVERYTHING I have planned for that subject.

great idea. but needs to be only only drag and drop for same day and different times, but to drag to a different day, as a different commenter mentioned. thanks.

YES! I agree. An elementary classroom has to be "flexible" and dragging and dropping would help!

A drag and drop would be SO helpful to streamline lesson planning when that INEVITABLE interruption arises!

YES! My schedule is different every day. It would be very helpful if I could drag and drop my daily list of classes into whatever order I need them in - not sorted to start and end times.

I love the drag and drop idea. I am famous for planning too much in a class period, which leaves me with parts of my lessons not finished. Although I know I can extend the lesson (which has been very helpful) sometimes I would like to be able to just drag and drop a couple of things to the next lesson. Often times, it is a homework assignment that I ran out of time for and want to give it out the next day instead.