Trello is a visual planning tool which can help you lay out your tasks by due date, break them up into sub-tasks, and keep all related files and notes within the task card for easy task management.
To get the most out of this software make use of the materials below.
Getting Started
- Take a look at the Trello Guide for getting started. (opens in a new window)
- Get out your Unit Guide and figure out how you want to set up a Board to track your assignments and exams. You may want to create 'To Do', 'In Progress' and 'Done' columns, then create tasks for everything you have due throughout the session with their due dates assigned and a reminder set.
- See how to use Trello as a calendar, (opens in a new window) just select the calendar option to have a new display for your cards and due dates.
Examples to inspire
Useful power-ups and automation
Free accounts have one free power-up they can use. There are plenty to browse and try out depending on the additional functionality you may be after. Some useful power-ups you may want to check out include:
- Print Board. To allow you to print your board contents should you need to have a PDF or paper copy on hand.
- Butler. To allow you to set up rules to automate certain tasks, like reordering your lists based on due date and ticking off remaining checklist items when you mark a card as complete.
Be sure to read through the Privacy Policy for the power-up to ensure you're happy with the terms of use before enabling it.
Need Help?
Get Trello!
If you have not already set up your free Trello account, then sign up on the Trello website (opens in a new window).