Build a Courses hub, an Assignments and Exams tracker and a Monday planning ritual that keep every deadline in view.
Lecture slides mention a submission date, a group chat mentions another, and a syllabus PDF holds the rest. Putting that into one working system takes an afternoon of figuring things out, and explaining it to a class takes another. This deck gives you the structure and the steps, ready to adapt.
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This is a ready-to-use, editable PowerPoint guide of 51 slides on building an assignment and deadline system in Notion. It walks through a Student OS dashboard, linked Courses and Assignments databases, filtered views, weekly planning and exam prep pages. It suits students, tutors and study-skills trainers.
The deck begins with a short before-and-after picture of scattered tasks, then moves into building. Chapter 1 creates a central hub page, the Student OS dashboard, and maps four connected databases: courses, assignments, notes and resources, with the Courses database as the parent that everything links back to.
Chapters 2 and 3 are the practical core. You set up a Courses database with properties for status and credits, a course page template with syllabus and weekly objectives, and an Assignments and Exams database with a Course relation and a due date. You then build laser-focused views, most notably a Due This Week view that you open every Monday, in Table, Board and Calendar layouts.
Later chapters add a Lecture Notes database with a Questions I Have section, a Monday weekly planning page with a midweek check-in and Friday review, and an Exam Prep Zone with confidence levels so revision time goes where it is needed. The advanced chapter covers formulas and rollups for a grade calculator and progress tracking, an iCal feed into Google or Apple Calendar, and sharing pages for group projects. The deck closes with templates, resources and a step-by-step implementation checklist.
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Present chapters 1 to 3 live while students build the Courses and Assignments databases on their own laptops, then hand out the checklist slide.
Use the Due This Week and weekly page slides to agree a Monday routine with a student you support.
Work through the checklist in order and have a working tracker in place before week one.
Download the deck instantly, open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides, and edit the slides to match your course names and dates. You can start with the Student OS dashboard slides and have a first view running in one sitting.
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This deck is part of Notion Student and Exam Prep Systems, ten decks sold singly for INR 99 (USD 1.49) or together for INR 599 (USD 7.99). The others are: Burnout Prevention for Students; Class Notes Database Design; Exam Revision Tracker; Graduation Goal Mapping; Question Bank Templates; Reading List Management; Research Project Workspaces; Semester Dashboard Setup; Study Sprint Planners.
Both. The chapter slides present well in a class or workshop, and the step-by-step build and checklist slides work as a self-study guide you can follow in your own Notion workspace.
No. The deck starts from a blank page, shows how to create a database and a relation, and builds up from there. Notion changes its interface from time to time, so menu names on your screen may differ slightly from the slides.
No. It is a guide, published by Bodhih, about building study systems in Notion. It is not made, endorsed or supported by Notion and is not affiliated with Notion.
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