Digital Time Management Tools

The resources on this page are designed to help you become more organized with your time. We would like to help you shift from a “no time” to an “abundance of time” mindset. The right organizational tools can help you get there. In order to best utilize this page we recommend that you:

1. View the 14 minute Time Management Video
2. Look through the Time Management worksheets and choose the ones that will be most helpful to you.
3. Use the worksheets to get started on creating your own time management system.
4. Once you’ve established your priorities, tasks, and corresponding deadlines you can transfer this information to your google calendar or “to do” app.
5. Keep tweaking your schedule on a weekly basis: the more you engage in this habit the better you will become at scheduling and managing your time.
6. Be consistent: don’t just make a schedule, actually use it. Give yourself the luxury of time by creating a blueprint for success that works.
   

• Daily To-Do List Worksheet
• Weekly To-Do List Worksheet
• Conference To-Do List Worksheet
• General To-Do/Task List Worksheet
• Weekly Planner Worksheet
• Weekly Schedule Worksheet

1. Schedule an appointment with an Academic Coach to take your time management scheduling to the next level!
2. Attend a Time Management workshop for a more detailed conversation about time management best practices.
3. Listen to the SLC Library podcast episode #42 in which Learning Commons Director Rachelle Rumph provides time management tips to her fellow SLC colleague and podcast host Tim Kail.
4. As an SLC student you have access to a number of google apps through your SLC gmail account, including google calendar. This is a good tool for creating a detailed schedule. Here is a helpful google calendar instructions page if you need help using google calendar.