Things can get hectic sometimes. And because I'm the type of perfectionist person who hates feeling as though she's slipped behind but takes too much on anyway, I know how it feels to get overwhelmed with projects, school and personal things. I know how it feels to not be able to separate your thoughts and focus on one task at a time and still feel productive. That's why I've put together this post for you today. These resources have helped me a lot - and I'm sure they'll help you as well. :)
You can place your notes in "notebooks", which allows you to keep your History notes separate from your Biology notes. You can also tag things as well.
To get extra features you could update to a premium account for five dollars a month (or 45 for the whole year). But depending on what you want to do with this, you may not even consider upgrading. Evernote's basic account is fine as is.
And because I like being thorough, I put folders in folders (cleans everything up).
Only 15GB (gigabytes) of space comes with your Google Drive, but there's an option to purchase more (if you really need to).
You can also set notes up in a way that your Gmail will remind you on a date and time of your choosing.
With Todoist, you can accomplish your daily tasks in a clean, modern fashion.
Thank you for reading.
Evernote
Evernote is something I use mainly for school. Whether I have to answer a short series of questions, take notes or whatever, I can just log into Evernote and start typing.You can place your notes in "notebooks", which allows you to keep your History notes separate from your Biology notes. You can also tag things as well.
To get extra features you could update to a premium account for five dollars a month (or 45 for the whole year). But depending on what you want to do with this, you may not even consider upgrading. Evernote's basic account is fine as is.
Google Drive
I use Google Drive for my bigger, meatier projects, such as my novels, school papers, and forms. With Google Drive you can put your related papers into folders. Like so:And because I like being thorough, I put folders in folders (cleans everything up).
Only 15GB (gigabytes) of space comes with your Google Drive, but there's an option to purchase more (if you really need to).
Google Keep
Google Keep is a life saver. As a blogger/writer/web designer who greatly enjoys making lists or conjuring random things, Google Keep is bestest of friends. You can organize your thoughts by color (I use white for blogging projects, yellow for random, red/orange for personal projects and so on) and create check lists to help you stay focused.You can also set notes up in a way that your Gmail will remind you on a date and time of your choosing.
Trello
Trello is my newest find and I have to say I'm loving it. It helps me organize my projects into boards. And when I open up a board, I can see the notes on that project, and what needs to be accomplished in order for me to say the project is complete. Very helpful for me, since I tend to take on so much and get so scatter-brained.Tododist
I discovered this amazing application just a few weeks ago and I have to say, it's greatly organized my life. Not only do I get the satisfaction of knowing I'm getting stuff done, I get points every time I have check something off my life - which is a pretty big motivator. ;)With Todoist, you can accomplish your daily tasks in a clean, modern fashion.
Thank you for reading.
xx Nicole Rose
I love Google Drive so much! It's really helped organize things, especially drafts if my novels. It's also a great way for me and my friends to connect even when we all go to different schools; we end up writing stories on shared documents and the entire file fills up fast.
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Me too. :) Oh, that's such a great idea - I'll have to see if my friends want to do the same thing. ;)
DeleteI love Evernote and Google Drive! I use Google Drive for particular school assignments and I use Evernote to keep track of all my homeschool work. They really are lifesavers!
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I use Google Drive ALOT for things I have to write and get together for meetings of groups I'm in and I do tend to revert to a notebook, planner and sticky notes XP
ReplyDeleteSometimes I even send emails to myself! Haha!
I usually prefer colorful & cool resources, but nowadays many of them are no longer available / you must buy the app, so ...
ReplyDeleteBut Evernote sounds great! I'll try it ...
I've GOT to try Google Keep. I'm the type of person who's always making little one-liner notes on my iPod, so I think some organization would be great. :P
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