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The Scheduling Assistant is simply multiple calendars displayed as parallel timelines for easier comparison
- We are all conversant in reading a daily – like here for the classroom-, weekly or monthly calendar sheet:
- If you send a Meeting request to the classroom to book it, the Scheduling Assistant displays exactly the same free/busy information for the classroom.
- Same pattern of events as above:
- Except that it is folded from a calendar into a timeline format (and in OWA does not display text explanatory beyond with what/whom the room is busy).
- This timeline format may be less familiar, but is much more practical to compare the availability for the multiple participants of a meeting.
- Same pattern of events as above:
- Compare here: Same pattern for the room booking on both views.
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