1. Introduction
- Welcome
- Learning outcomes
- Five steps to better time management
- Interactive task
- Study takes a lot of time
- Workload Planning Tool
- Activities in the week planner
- Do you have enough time for study?
Step one: Get a wall planner
- Step One: Get a Wall Planner
- Note down important dates
Step two: Fill in a timetable
- Fill in a weekly timetable
- Download a blank timetable
- Example timetable 1
- Is this a good timetable?
- Top Tips
- Interactive task 1
- Interactive task 2
Step three: Write a to do list
- Write a 'to do' list
- Then populate your timetable
- Plan your study time
- Assignment planning calculator
- Plan your writing process
- Give it a go
Step four: Prioritise your tasks
- Learning outcomes
- How long will tasks take?
- Which to do first?
- Interactive task?
Step five: Bouncing back from the brink
- Learning outcomes
- Step Five: Taking back Control
- Getting back on track
- Life getting in the way
- Question: Asking for an extension
- Give it a go: What distracts you?
- How could you reward yourself? if you accomplish your short-term goals.
- What are your short-term goals?
- What are your long-term goals?
- Tips and Summary
  - Points to reflect on
  - Library Services
  - Counselling self help resources
  - Help with Assignments
  - CLS information and resources

Study Up: How to Manage your time