<aside> 💡 Hi! This is a Notion template for students. I hope it may help you in organizing your studies and staying on top of everything. If you have any questions or suggestions for improvement, feel free to contact me via mail: [email protected]
You can delete the green boxes once you copied this template (via the "Duplicate" button on the top right) to your own workspace.
If you're new to Notion, it might be a good idea to familiarize yourself with the basics before using this template as there are some more advanced concepts at play. A good starting point might be the "The Only Notion Tutorial you'll ever need" or the Official Notion Guides.
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Navigation
<aside> 💡 You may put stuff here that's relevant to you on a daily basis:
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<aside> 💡 This shows exams that are up within the next month. You may change the timeframe by using the "Filter" function of the database. The "timeline" view is also great for keeping an overview over all upcoming assignments.
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<aside> 💡 This is where you can keep all of your personal tasks. It is by default in the "today" view, which shows only todos that are either due today or are due in the past and not done yet. Do also check out the other views (click the button next to the name of the database) which may help you in organizing your tasks. Also, make use of the sorting feature, it's really useful!
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<aside> 💡 Here's where you can add all your courses. Use the course template to automatically link your courses to tasks, exams, sessions and literature. Within the courses is where most of your work and structuring probably takes place: write down your notes on sessions and literature, add exam dates etc.
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<aside> 💡 This is a list of all literature of yor studies for overview purposes. You should probably be using the lists inside the courses to manage the respective course literature, but all of it is also going to land here for overview purposes. I've also included a basic literature template which you of course may amend or alter. I recommend that you regularly write your own summaries / takeaways so you can quickly go back to stuff.
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