hi tumblr i’m backkkk idk for how long but i just thought this photo and video i took while studying for the physics final i have tomorrow were artsy
also, make sure while youre studying you eat healthy snacks and drink water!!! i love these dried cherries, apricots, and the almonds. the cheese is good too haha. just make sure to take care of yourself during finals and especially after, you deserve it, especially after this hellish semester
hi! you use notion, don't you? would you tell us how you use it? i've tried getting into checking out notion for a while,,, except, im absolutely clueless. your help would be much appreciated!
Hi! So my Notion’s a mess, and because I’m not in college yet or anything, there isn’t much happening on the whole studying/assignments front, but here you go
Menu: this is all the pages I have, and I’ve linked most of them to my homepage
Home: like I said, this is pretty much everything I do. I’ve linked other pages to this page. “Nerd dump” is all my personal reading/learning, sometimes it’s notes I make from books I read; and work is everything to do with my internship. Blog ideas is my brainstorming space for writing
Reading list: it’s my entire list of books I want to read so naturally it’s never-ending. I’ve mostly organised it into fiction and non-fiction, but there is an Indian fiction list down below in the page, and I also add links to reviews and booklists to this page
Reading dump: where I save all articles and essays I need to read; way less organized than the reading list, hence the name
Weekly: basically what it says, I use the board view, so I can move stuff around depending on the day; and because every individual task turns into a page of its own, I can add notes to that
Task list: less organised than the weekly page; a run down of everything I need to do. Again, I use the board view so I can move stuff around and feel accomplished when I move a task from to do to doing to done
Quick Notes/Misc: it’s like the google keep of my Notion, where I add everything that doesn’t fit elsewhere. It has links to recipes, DIY videos, research prompts for later, and just a ton of personal reminders
And lastly my Studying page: it’s where all my notes exist, organized course-wise. Like I said I’ve not started college yet so this isn’t more sophisticated, nor does it have a track of deadlines or anything
This is how it is for now, but my layout keeps changing, pages keep coming and going depending on what I need at the moment. RE getting used to Notion, I’d suggest just playing around with it. You’ll figure out what you need the more you use it.
For school I’m reading “To Kill a Mockingbird” and it’s extremely hard to get past the end of chapter nine. Any tips on how to make myself read the five more chapters I need to this week?
Thank you in advance my loves!
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Sorry if I tagged you, but I would appreciate if you reblogged my post! If I did tag you, I follow you and like your content, and see you reposting small studyblrs. Thank you so much, just trying to get my name out there!
i promised i would update this from last year, and decided to do a walkthrough for @sleepanon!
i’ve taken my school bujo-ing digital for the past year, so i’m going to create a mini-series of how i’ve tinkered with notion to make it work for me! there’s a fair learning curve to it, so my inbox is open for questions if you have any from my posts (not notion in general. ..i’m not an expert lol).
step 1: start a new page! under database, select table
step 2: rename the labels to assignments and class (leave Files alone) for now. you can also title the page and add icons/covers
step 3: select the files label, then under ‘property type’ change it to ‘date’ (this is for deadlines–i start with my official syllabus dates)
ALSO a part of step 3, but after changing to the deadline property, add another one! click that next label, and follow the same menu as above, but select checkbox to give you an option to ‘complete’ your tasks:
step 4: in the ‘class’ row (the first blank after the label), type in a course name to create a tag. once you do so, you can select the tag to edit it or change colors // you can repeat this step as many times as you need to for your assignments. i like to do my entire semester at once since i work ahead of the syllabus, but it might be good to take it month by month!
step 5: now, let’s add the calendar view. on the lefthand side, ‘add view’, name it, then select calendar (not just highlight like me, but click it!)
step 6: you should now see your assignments on the calendar. on the right side (top) of the calendar, click ‘properties’ and turn everything on!
you can also filter the calendar to only show completed/non completed tasks or by class:
and you can click on any assignment to open it, and add further properties:
again, if you have any questions about this, please let me know!
10:45am - took a shower when i got back, got dressed, called my grandma, stripped my bed, and got my laundry together
11:30am - putting my laundry in the washer and going to go back my bed with my other set of sheets
1:10pm - got my sheets & towels out of the dryer and put them away
1:45pm - taking some supplemental calc notes that i should've taken a long time ago but I'm a little behind sooo this is fine
3:58pm - finished working on part of my study guide for my history of photography midterm next week!! my prof gave us a list of all the photos that could potentially show up on the exam so i’m putting them all in one document and writing down basically everything i know surrounding that photo and photographer from my brain and (mostly) my notes. and honestly??? this is kinda fun??? that sounds so lame. but i think this class is really interesting and this doesn’t really seem like a burden to me which is a really good thing!!! but also i gotta make sure i do it lol