We’ve got a new digital note-taking gadget in the house! It’s a second-hand Supernote my boyfriend got to streamline his many stacks of engineering notes. There are plenty of great online articles to learn more from, but in essence it’s a device that uses e-ink (similar to Kindles, Kobos and other e-readers) and a digital…
My completely DIGITAL organization system for the final semester of my undergraduate university degree (Commerce at Queen’s University) combines all the studying strategies I’ve learned since my first year! The organization tools I use are: OneNote for note-taking, Google Calendar which synchronizes with Todoist for…
OneNote is a fantastic application for digital studying, textbook reading and note-taking. If you’re not currently using it, maybe you relate to some of these scenarios: You’re printing materials over and over to have physical copies just so you can annotate them. You might be…
As I mentioned in my recent blog post about 3 Todoist tips for students, I’ve started using a combination of Notion, Todoist and Google Calendar to organize my ongoing and upcoming projects… which has replaced the need for my usual monthly bullet journal calendars (like…
Managing multiple projects in Todoist has been fantastic so far – it’s flexible, it integrates with Google calendar which I can’t live without, and it’s got well-thought-out features that help with categorizing, grouping and prioritizing tasks. If you’re a student, I recently shared a 1-minute…
I’VE GONE DIGITAL 😲💻 This past month I’ve used a combination of Notion, Todoist, and Google Calendar to organize my ongoing and upcoming projects. Here’s a glimpse at how I’m using Todoist for task management, and 3 tips I’ll be incorporating into my student workflow…