The problem with analog calendars, if you’re old enough to even remember those, is that they required you to look at them to work. Digital calendars may be better at reminding you to do things, but they still can’t read your mind. Google Calendar, for instance, can only do what you tell it to do. The Google system may be good at integrating dates and activities from your other Google applications, but the calendar becomes much more intuitive after you give it some careful directions.
While you may think you have the Google Calendar basics down, there are a number of features that can help you schedule events and keep your calendars up-to-date in a more efficient manner. If you mostly access your Google Calendar via your phone, there’s also a good chance you’re missing out on a lot of Google Calendar features that can be accessed or activated in the desktop settings. Read more…
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