[nabs-l] Keeping Track of Assignments?

[Misty Dawn Bradley]

Hi Kerri,
I keep a file on my computer in my folder where I keep all of my school work 
in, and I call it Assignment Schedule or Assignment Calendar. In it, I list 
the dates by week, so the title for the week would be something like, 
"January 6-12, 2014." Underneath this title or heading, I list the days of 
the week (such as Thursday, January 9), and under each day, I list each 
assignment that is due on that day. I do this at the beginning of each week, 
since I take online classes and have a lot of assignments to keep up with. I 
can then check it each day or every few days to see what is due soon, and I 
also use a symbol or a letter or something to indicate that I have completed 
the assignment if I have finished it. If I have not finished it, I do not 
put any kind of extra symbol or letter in front of the assignment until it 
is complete.
Hth,
Misty


-----Original Message----- 
From: Kerri Kosten
Sent: Saturday, January 11, 2014 5:31 PM
To: National Association of Blind Students mailing list
Subject: [nabs-l] Keeping Track of Assignments?

Hi Everyone:

I was wondering how you all kept track of when your assignments are
due and such.
I asked my sighted brother, and he said he uses a planner which has a
separate page for every day and he writes down things and then
consults the planner.
How do you guys do it?
Is there a planner app for the Iphone?
Or, do you just use the calendar feature in the Iphone?
I looked online, and the Braille Bookstore actually sells a braille
planner for $20.
Do any of you use that?
What do you all do?
Thanks,
Kerri

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