For things like term papers and midterms, I set a reminder for at least 2 days prior, so I know not to procrastinate the night before. I set up reminders for classes an hour before, so I don’t nap through them. Now, Google Calendar does the work for you. Gone are the days when you were flipping pages frantically, trying to see if you missed the deadline for an assignment. The best thing about Google Calendar is that it acts as your personal alarm clock. For example, if I choose the same colour, I might think it’s mealtime all day. (I never use red for my courses because it screams DANGER.) Additionally, keep a different colour for meals and other personal tasks. It helps me visually, knowing what course I need to focus on that week. I assign colours to each course and stick to those colours for the term. Now that I use Google Calendar, it’s easier to colour code.
From brunches to midterms, I have a special colour for each task.
When I use a planner, I colour-code everything I do. (If I can’t see the assignments, then they don’t exist, right?) 2. It’s the best part of my day on Friday when I turn off my academic calendar for the weekend. Keeping these separate helps me to prioritize tasks efficiently. I use Google Calendar to create two schedules: However, these tips are the ones that I rely on to schedule my entire day, including time for Netflix and walks! 1. This guide is by no means exhaustive of the various tricks and tips that Google Calendar offers. Especially during the midterm season! My life depended on Google Calendar to make sure I did not miss anything (even those pesky 1% assignments!) Well, I tried everything so you don’t have to! Therefore, when I say Google Calendar helps me to stay organized, I mean it. You want to stay organized but don’t know where to start. Since you clicked on this article, I’m sure you’re in the same situation.
These things have one aspect in common: I use them to stay organized.
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