Guides
How to plan a week, an exam period or your deadlines. Every guide works without an app, with examples and numbers; where Orondia does it for you, it says so.
Studying and exams
A plan per exam, a revision timetable for the whole period, and your school deadlines in your calendar.
How to make an exam study plan that works
Count back from the exam day, split your hours into sittings and save the last days for review. A step-by-step method with a worked 15-hour example.
Read the guide →How to make a revision timetable for all your exams
Fit four exams into one revision timetable: a plan per subject counted back from its exam, a daily maximum, and clashes solved early. With a worked example.
Read the guide →Canvas and Moodle deadlines in Google Calendar
Get Canvas, Moodle, Brightspace or Blackboard assignments into Google Calendar with your platform's calendar link, and turn each deadline into time to work.
Read the guide →How to make a weekly study schedule you can keep
Plan your study week in five steps: what is fixed first, every assignment in hours with a deadline, a daily maximum, and room for things to go wrong.
Read the guide →Planning your week
A routine for your week, and time blocking that holds when your day changes.
How to plan your week in 20 minutes
A 20-minute Sunday routine: look back, fix what is fixed, pick three priorities and give them time, protect sleep and exercise, and leave room.
Read the guide →Time blocking: how to do it, with examples
Time blocking explained: how to size and place blocks, protect focus time, batch email, and keep the plan when your day changes. With an example week.
Read the guide →Calendars that plan for you
How auto-scheduling works, what Google Calendar does on its own, and how Orondia compares with Motion and Reclaim.
How to auto-schedule tasks in Google Calendar
What Google Calendar can and cannot schedule for you, how to time block in it by hand, and how an auto-scheduler fills and rearranges it.
Read the guide →Auto-scheduling calendar: an app that plans your day
How an auto-scheduling calendar works: fixed and flexible blocks, tasks with deadlines, why a good one moves little, and whether it is an AI planner.
Read the guide →Motion and Reclaim alternative: Orondia compared
A planner like Motion or Reclaim, priced in euro and built with students in mind: what Orondia does the same, what differently, and what not.
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