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Below you'll find e-planners that can be used online. You'll also find fillable planners (PDFs) that can be downloadedÌýto your hard driveÌýand printed.

• :ÌýRefer to this checklist at the beginning of each semester to ensure that you are on track to start the semester strong!

• : Build up your task initiation with this 4 Tasks a Day e-planner, designed to evenly distribute homework across the work week.ÌýDownloadable Paper CopyÌý´¥ÌýSAMPLE
• : Plan out your day/week by the hour, 1/2 hour, or by class schedule. ´¥ÌýHourly Fillable PDFÌý´¥ÌýClass Schedule Fillable PDFÌý´¥ÌýÌý
• : Transform big projects into a series of smaller achievable tasks that can be completed in shorter work sessions over the course of several days or weeks. Ìý´¥Ìý
• :ÌýTrack your weekly to-dos by order of importance.
• "" Action Plan Resource:ÌýIf you have missing assignments and are struggling to stay on top of your academics, utilizing this Action Plan resource can help you to organize, plan and prioritize your work as needed.
• :ÌýUse this tool to map out a plan to completing assignments. Whether you are just getting started, or have to catch up on previous assignments this is a great way to get organized with assignments.

• Customizable calendar that contains important dates like registration deadlines and more.Ìý

• A template to guide you in developing goals that are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.

• This self-reflectionÌýinvites you to evaluate your habits: Which should you keep, release, and acquire to achieve your academic goals in the upcoming semester or year?Ìý
• & : Tools for those seekingÌýsupport in addressing feelsings of procrastination and low motivation. These resources will guide you how to identifiy your own inhibitors and solutions.
• ÌýSimple strategies and resources toÌýhelp you move from inaction to action.Ìý
• In this simplified version, you can track your daily time investment towards completing your out-of-class workÌýwhile keeping running lists of tasks, rewards, and accomplishments.ÌýDownloadable Paper CopyÌý´¥Ìý

• : Summary of Approaches to Habit Change, from the book, "Atomic Habits" by James Clear

• : (video) Quick tipsÌýto maximizeÌýtime management through theÌýuse of a daily planner.Ìý

• :Ìýa free, new platform to help you make the most of your college experienceÌýfrom mental and physical health, to friendships and finding balance, it’s all here. YOU@°¬¿ÉÖ±²¥ is a personalized and 100% confidential web platform connecting you to online tools and campus resources to support your goals to succeed, thrive, and matter at AU.Ìý

• : Capture your reading's bigger key ideas,Ìýthemes, andÌýfiguresÌýwith this straightforwardÌýnote-taking method.Ìý
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• ÌýThis template helps you identify your average reading speeds and more effectively calculate the time it will take to complete an assigned reading. Paper CopyÌý| Sample
• : Recall critical course content and supplement gaps in knowledge with the Preview-Read-Review (P2R) strategy.Ìý
• : Become a more efficient reader with these 10 tips.Ìý

• : Prepare for yourÌýexam with this systematicÌýplan that includes daily tasks, active study strategies, and additional helpful hints.Ìý
• : 10 active study methods to help you prepare for your next quiz, exam, or in-class essay.Ìý
• Exam Day Strategies: Quick tips to improve your overall confidence and performance on all exams.Ìý
• Three Stages of Test Prep: Simple strategiesÌýfor before, during, and after the exam.Ìý
• Strategies for Online Exams: 6 quick tips for managing your next online exam.Ìý
• : A new informative tool to guide your post-exam analysis! Answering these questions can offer valuable exam feedback, thereby informing yourÌýnext exam preparation plan!Ìý() ()

• :ÌýHelpful guide for creating a partnership between you & another language learner so that you both can practice your target language and help each other build proficiency in language(s) you know best.
• :ÌýAn important tool that most ELL's need is a dual-language picture dictionary. Please review our step-by-step guide on how to create a personalized glossary.
• : Are you interested in connecting with your peers at AU? See our top ten tips for creative ways to form new connections!
• : This resource explores a variety of resources for language and content support for ESOL Students.

• : Learn how to format and compose a concise and effective e-mail to your professor. Sample letters included.Ìý
• :ÌýStrategies to filter, label, and archive your messages, plus more!Ìý
• : Powerpoint Presentation of strategies to filter, label, and archive your messages, plus more!Ìý

• :ÌýUploadÌýelectronic files, including Word, PDF, HTML, and EPUB documents, to hear text read aloud.ÌýAnnotate within the document, and export your notes and highlights intoÌýstudy guides.ÌýÌý

• : Transform essays into a series of smaller achievable tasks that can be completed in shorter work sessions over the course of several days or weeks.
• ÌýView the Writing Center's resources to help you organize your papers, understand proper citations, and more.Ìý
• :ÌýQuick videos to walk you through creating a project plan, developing an argument, and more.Ìý

• :Ìý(video)ÌýDid you know that an organized workspace can boost mood and productivity? In this short video we offer 4 tips to improve your at home workspace.
• : Looking for new places to study on campus or nearby? Check out this comprehensive list of AU Study Spots!Ìý
• :ÌýThis short guide provides best practices for the daily management of your online spaces, including Canvas, Gmail, and more.Ìý