603: Timetabling and organisation

 I initially organised my timetable by placing briefs over a calendar to see what I was wondering on when. 

When alterations happened I would go back a replan my time to stay on top of things. However, I realsied this was too time consuming and wasn’t easy to change. I couldnt add notes as to what was happening when. 

So I went back to a tool I had used for cop or manage my time and organise my projects, Notion:

- I have a hub to contain all my tools for Level 6

I used their database features to make a document where all my briefs were kept, the dates I was working on them were logged as well a how I was progressing through the projects. 

Each brief has it’s own page where I could document the project, any to do lists or research was kept here. 

I used a monthly overview planner to stay on top of all the tasks for the different briefs.

I was able to break down my tasks into monthly, weekly and daily.

The digital platform would allow me to keep everything in one place and prevent me from losing any info on loose sheets of paper. 

It made time planning so much easier as I could add in a rough outline for the week and then fill with daily tasks.

A colour-coded system for deadlines, blog tasks and outstanding work was established to help me as I'm a visual learner