You might be one of the many people who love Google Calendar. It’s one of those little pieces of technology that you never knew you needed, but now can’t live without! If you are using Google Calendar to its full potential, you are in luck because there are a ton of features that most people don’t know about. Here are some great tips to help you put Calendar to use.
I’ve discussed how to create a new Google account and how to fix Google Calendar problems in the past, but here I want to go through all the steps of creating a new Google account on your iPhone or iPad so that you can get started with Calendar right away. If you are creating a new Gmail account, there is no need for my previous article because it covers everything you need and then some
The first step to creating events is to go to the “Events” section of your Google Calendar. Click on the button that says “Add Event” and a window will pop up asking you what type of event you would like to schedule. Fill in the date, time, and other details about the event. You can also mention who it’s for, put in reminders, and attach files as well. If you want to invite someone to the event, click on “Invite people.” From there, you can either add the people by their email addresses, or search your contacts list. Once they are added to the event, they will be sent an email notification and a link that lets them edit or even delete the invitation if needed. If you want to create an event in just one of your calendars, click on “Calendars” at the top right of your Google Calendar page. Then
How to add events
Every day, every hour, and every minute, we are reminded of events that are coming up. We check our calendars to see when we can make time for those events to happen. But what about the events that we want to remember but don’t know when they’re happening? Google Calendar has features that can help you with this problem. First, you should create a new event similar to how you would create any other event. Then, type the following into the “What’s Happening?” field:
Before <date>
Where
Who
What
Why
This will automatically show a calendar date before the date specified in “Before.” You can also click on the arrow next to “Add details” to change what is shown on the calendar for your event. This can be useful for planning vacations or think about meeting someone without having them come over to your house!
Using reminders
Google Calendar has the ability to set reminders so that you don’t forget a task. Simply add the reminder and both the time of the event as well as notification time. The notification can be text, email, or even a phone call. You can also customize it by choosing specific days of the week for certain reminders or adding a date for when you want to be reminded about this task again. All of these tips should help you make the most out of Google Calendar. As a busy entrepreneur, I understand how difficult it is to stay on top of everything. At the same time, I believe that if you utilize technology and tools properly then you can be more productive, accomplish more tasks and increase your sales. Hopefully with these tips you’ll find yourself saying “Google Calendar is my best friend!”
Sharing calendars and collaboration
Google Calendar is a useful app to have on your phone. You can share your calendar with other people so that they can easily see where you’re working or what you have planned for the day. It’s also a great way to collaborate with others and plan events together. You can add comments, too, which helps when trying to coordinate things like work shifts.
Paragraph: If you use Gmail and Google Docs, then it makes sense to use Google Calendar too. The app will automatically generate event invitations based on the contents of your emails. This comes in handy when you want to send out invites for events like birthdays and weddings.
The article provides five tips that may change one’s life based on sharing calendars and collaboration. These are meant to make it easier for individuals to feel more organized and plan better both with individual scheduling but also with coordinating events such as work shifts or parties