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This document is intended to describe the history of the Scheduling Assistant project from it's beginning at the University of Wisconsin-Madison through it's incubation with Jasig.
Status: work in progress.
A Request from Academic Advisors
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The product didn't really have a name at this time, internally in the WiscCal team's subversion repository the project was named "scheduler-advisor."
The product was briefly shown at the 2008 Jasig Unconference in Madison.
The Beta
Development continued in response to feedback from the alpha, and in Spring of 2009 the beta release of the software was deployed and any Academic Advisor was invited to participate.
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177 Schedule Owners registered during that semester, and 4,498 appointments were created. Of that population, only 25% were Academic Advisors; however 92% of the appointments created were with those advisors.
Enhancement releases have been deployed in production during the Fall and Spring semesters since. Through the end of December 2011, over 45,000 total appointment have been created.
Incubation
Spring 2011:
- https://issues.jasig.org/browse/INC-37
- the Bedework developers at RPI contributed their time and expertise to assist in the development of CalDAV integration.
- May Jasig Conference, Bedework integration announced
1.0 Released on September 21 2011.