關於 notion add a view ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

【 我最愛用的時間管理工具— Notion】👩🏻‍💻
身為自由工作者的我，可是時間好像很彈性
但就是因為太彈性有許多工作是在夾縫中生存
使用了許多種時間管理工具，例如Google 日曆、TimeTree，最後才認識到Notion
雖然對初學者的我來說，這套軟體有點困難
不過使用上手後就覺得非常好用，也建立出許多自己的模板

◾️免費且功能強大
◾️缺點是目前沒有中文版
◾️手機電腦可同步
◾️可以分享給他人共同使用

今天就教大家如何利用Notion來建立自己的行事曆
1. 建立一個新的頁面，可以依照自己喜歡的icon做標籤，也可為自己的行事曆取名，點擊下方「Table」

2. 可以依照自己的需求點選工具，每一個工具都有自己的功能，而我喜歡選擇check box當作待辦事項。也可進行事物上面的分類，例如：Podcast、Life、Work

3. 點選左上「Add a view」建立日曆，記得在Properties打開你想顯示的內容，就大功告成啦～

而我自己也會再建立其他類別的行事曆，例如Podcast這一個行事曆就只會顯示跟Podcadt相關的內容，可以清楚知道這週要上線哪一集，哪一集還未剪輯？

同時你也可以依照自己的需求建立TimeLine，利用時間軸更準確地抓出自己該時間點該做什麼事

也歡迎你下方留言分享你是否也有在用Notion？
你都用它來做什麼呢？
或下方敲碗釋出Joyce已做好的模板提供下載🤣
如果你做完了行事曆也別忘了tag @joycehsh.co 喔😉




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