so as you can imagine there's loads of to-do list applications on the market but i wanted to hone
in on to-do list apps that might be helpful for students this year so a big thank you to
supernotes for sponsoring today's video here's a little bit more about them so this month we're
sponsored by supernotes and they're offering a generous 50 off with their student discount
now supernotes is a social note-taking application perfect for students and social note-takers alike
now what makes super notes special they have the things called note cards which can be customized
with tags colors and more a very minimalistic style but has a lot of power behind it you can
even use the command prompt to find them easily and filter them down by tags for specific types
of lessons and also lectures that you may be going to you can also collaborate with friends inside
of supernotes allowing you to share a note with them allowing you to collaborate in real time with
others and the great thing is you can get super notes for free but if you do upgrade to their
yearly and limited plan you'll receive a 30-minute one-to-one call with the founders to walk through
the application and discuss your productivity workflow i've had tobias and connor on before here
on the channel and it's been a pleasure speaking to them that time alone will be worth the upgrade
to really customize your productivity workflow so a huge thanks to supernotes and let your thoughts
free with the application you can find the link in description below so i'm going to run down five
applications which i think are pretty helpful for students my biggest recommendation for students is
to do list apps note takers and calendar apps i'd recommend checking out making sure you get one of
those because honestly huge impact in terms of keeping yourself organized and trying to
reduce the stress that naturally comes with being organized and prepared at university or college so
the first one is todoist now this is has a free option i started with to do university i found
it really helpful because what it does really well helps you to organize next seven days and onwards
and organizes it through projects so i remember having a project or a folder for personal social
academic and professional and these are like sort of four key areas that you tend to interact with
whilst at university or college and being able to keep an eye on the tasks that i had to do for all
of them whether it was coursework or whether it was like messaging certain people like to go out
on the evening or maybe even to keep an eye on job markets for your cv all very helpful but keeping
it on top of it really does can it can help reduce the amount of stress when more workload comes in
and i always found that when i was in like it's busy situations when more customer coursework was
coming in i was actually finding it less stressful so todoist is a great all-rounder it's got some
really beautiful design in the application you can add things like subtasks in the pro account
so i'd recommend checking that out number two is microsoft to do now this is a free experience
it comes a lot of times with microsoft 365 with university packages so i'd make sure to check out
whether you can activate it inside of your package but one thing i'd say about to do is it's a really
simple application and it does have some social sharing functionality so if you and your flat
or your your roommates want to be able to create a chore list or maybe even when bills are set to
come up this is a great application because you share the microsoft to do between each other
and you can assign stuff to each other which is perfect for being able to keep on top
of things that are happening around your flat or house and you can even do this when you're
doing and managing coursework or studies number three is trello now this is more
for the visual thinkers among us i would say that trello is great for being able to
organize your tasks in a board view so an old traditional methodology called kanban which
was actually developed in the 1980s by toyota that were able to move elements from different sections
of the process so for example imagine to do doing done and dragging a task between them and the
stages that they were going through so i'd say trello is really helpful for that being able to
capture ideas and bring them into fruition number four is any do again a very simple application it
comes with a calendar experience alongside it i know a lot of people like to see their events
and their to-do's together and any does do does a good job of that but it also helps you by creating
lists that are effective like grocery lists maybe even tasks you want to do with your flat a bit
like microsoft to do but a lot of it is trapped under the premium plan which i believe is dollars
per month per year sorry um which is more the premium access of the application but i believe
they have a little bit cheaper monthly pricing if it's something that you want to invest in number
five is notion now again uh really good for being able to organize tasks because you can simply
create a checklist inside of the application but you can also organize a sort of life wiki
all of the stuff that you have going on some people even use templates to create goals some
people use the templates to create class notes and things like that but it's really up to you and
it's an open canvas in terms of how you organize your notion but i know a lot of people like like
to use it to be able to organize a simple list of tasks anyway folks those were five to-do list
applications for students hopefully they were helpful and uh please do check out supernotes
who is the sponsor for today's video but a big thank you feel free to leave a note which you
used at university or college or which one you're currently using thank you very much folks cheerio
you