Microsoft To-Do is a tool available to any staff in LCPS that invites users to create To Do Lists. Tasks in Microsoft To Do can be broken down into smaller, more actionable pieces called Steps. Users can create iterative steps for each task helping them know specific actions to take to complete a task. The Add steps, importance, notes, tags, and categories to your tasks website provides support for how to get started.
Sample Task with Steps in Microsoft To Do
Microsoft To-Do is a tool available to any staff in LCPS that invites users to create To Do Lists. Tasks can be organized across different lists by adding hashtags (like #science or #theater) to the task name. Tags can be added when creating or editing a task. A user can review all the tasks, notes, and steps that share a tag by selecting that tag or searching for it in the search bar. The Add steps, importance, notes, tags, and categories to your tasks website provides support and an example for how to create tags.
Organize Tasks By Adding Hashtags
Microsoft To-Do is a tool available to any staff in LCPS that invites users to create To Do Lists. If a user has any extra information they’d like to add to a specific task, they can add a note to the bottom. Select the task to open detail view and tap or click within the note to select it. Once selected, a user can enter any extra information to help accomplish the task. The Add steps, importance, notes, tags, and categories to your tasks website provides support for how to add notes to a task.
A Sample of a Note Added to a Specific Task in Microsoft To Do
Microsoft To-Do is a tool available to any staff in LCPS that invites users to create To Do Lists. Some tasks added to a list may be more important or timely than others. Users can add priority to individual tasks in a list by starring which are deemed important. Once starred, users can view all the prioritized tasks in the important smart list. Users can also sort each list by importance to have starred tasks automatically move to the top of the list. The Add steps, importance, notes, tags, and categories to your tasks website provides support for how to add importance to tasks.
A Sample To Do List with Starred Items at the Top
In Microsoft To-Do, add reminders to a task to get alerts as the due date approaches. This feature is perfect for managing everything from daily errands to long-term projects, helping users stay organized and complete tasks on time. The Add due dates and reminder in Microsoft To Do website provides step-by-step instructions for how to get started.
Set reminders and due dates in Microsoft To Do
A To Do List is a strategy that can help learners organize tasks. Microsoft To Do is a tool available to anyone in LCPS that invites users to create and manage all tasks in one place. Users can work through tasks for the day in the My Day panel and create any number of additional lists to organize assignments, projects, or anything! The Welcome to Microsoft To Do website provides support to learn how to get started. The following video also provides an overview to the Microsoft To Do. Add exploring these resources to your To Do List!
Digital calendars can be used to create a to-do list and prompt reminders. Putting appointments and due dates on a calendar is what it was made for! Using a calendar as a to-do list and for reminders provides one convenient location for keeping track of everything that needs to be done. Use the following handy tips to get started:
Use the following guides based on the digital calendar you are using: