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How To Build The Perfect Study Plan
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College Is Different Than High School -
College Should Be Fun
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Why Your Grades Matter
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What Is a Real Study Plan?
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FIND YOUR STUDY TIMESchedule
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Awake Time
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Commitments
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Me Time
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How to Build Your Schedule in Shovel
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Commute Time
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Adjust Study Time
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Month View
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Study Time Recap
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CALCULATE YOUR WORKLOADWhat Is Workload?
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Everything In One Place
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Import Tasks
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Create Tasks
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Due Dates
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Task Categories
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Estimate Tasks
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Reading Tasks
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Start Dates
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Create Repeat Tasks
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Adjust Multiple Tasks at Once
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Workload Recap
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KNOW IF YOU CAN GET IT DONECan You Get It Done?
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Cushion Example
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How to Make the Cushion Positive
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See Your Cushion in the Plan Sidebar
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Cushion Recap
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TIME-BLOCK YOUR TASKSTime-Blocking (Planning)
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Ways to Plan
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Time Left to Plan
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How Far Out to Plan
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Big Study Blocks
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Small Study Blocks
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Planning Exams
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Time-Blocking Recap
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TRACK & ADJUSTCheck Things Off or Replan
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Make Adjustments
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Adjust Time per Page
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Flexibility
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Personalize
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NEXT STEPSWhere You Are Now
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Next Steps
Lesson 17 of 45
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Create Tasks
To make creating tasks as easy and convenient as possible, you can create them from many different places on the calendar page. You can create a task using the button in the top right corner, but you can also create a task from the plan sidebar and immediately plan it into your calendar. When you're on the task list, you can create a task from the top right button as well.
If you're inside a course, which you can access by clicking on the course in the sidebar, the course will be prefilled for when you're creating the task. You can also add a new task right from the task list. I like this option a lot because it's quick, and if you're creating a task under a certain task category, the category will be automatically selected for you.