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Paste a class list, choose rows, pairs, groups of four, a U or an exam room, and fill the seats at random, in list order or A to Z, keeping apart the students you name. Drag names to adjust, then print the plan seen from the class and from your desk.
Everything happens in your browser: the names, the rules and the plans reach Teamlilit only if you choose to add the students to an account, and the link carries only the room and the print settings. First names are usually enough for a seating plan; check your school's rules on pupil data before you use full names.
Rows of two-seat tables suit most lessons: each student has a partner to check work with, and every face is turned to the board.
Tables of four for group work and discussion. A keep-apart rule puts the friends who talk most at different tables.
Desks round three sides, so everyone sees everyone and you can walk the middle. Suits language classes and small groups.
Single desks facing the front, filled in candidate-number order with List order. The JCQ asks for 1.25 m between chair centres and a plan kept until appeals end.
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