
Learn to manage tasks and lists in Microsoft To Do, including creating tasks, reminders, dates, and attachments. Explore sorting, custom lists, grouping, sharing, and Outlook and Planner integrations.
Manage all tasks in one place with Microsoft To Do, create lists for work, home, or products, and access them from iPhone, Android, Windows, and the web, free.
Explore versions and system requirements for Microsoft To Do across Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS, and its browser compatibility and app store availability.
Access Microsoft To Do across web and apps, sign in with a Microsoft account, and install the To Do app on Android, iOS, or Windows using Microsoft.com and Office.com.
Explore the basics of Microsoft To Do by creating tasks, subtasks, and lists, organizing them with inbuilt and custom lists, and using smart lists to aggregate items across devices.
Explore built-in lists and smart lists in Microsoft To Do, including My day, due today, high-priority tasks, and tasks assigned to you, plus flagged Outlook emails in the flagged list.
Demonstrate creating and completing a task in Microsoft To Do by logging in, adding a task labeled Abacus, and clicking the box to mark it complete.
Learn to add and rename steps within a task and mark them complete. Plan an office event with venue setup and subtasks, then track progress and manage deletions.
Explore how Microsoft To Do's My Day prioritizes today's most important tasks, resetting at the end of each day, with multiple ways to add items.
Discover how to view the next day in My Day, add items to your day list, and start fresh when items drop off.
Mark a task as important in Microsoft To Do to move it to the top and add it to your day, with updates across all views.
Learn to add reminders to tasks in Microsoft To Do, choosing options like today, tomorrow, or next week, set custom dates and times, and view reminders in the planned list.
Set due dates in Microsoft To Do with today, tomorrow, next week, or custom dates, and view overdue tasks in red under plan categories of earlier today, tomorrow, and later.
Set up a repeating due date for tasks with daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly options, choose a start date, and manage custom recurrence, including viewing next due dates.
Learn to categorize tasks in Microsoft To Do by applying color-coded categories, such as green for outdoor tasks and yellow for a selected task, including marking them as critical.
Add notes, hashtags, and attachments to tasks, attach multiple files up to the size limit, and use hashtags to view related items in one view.
Log into Microsoft Planet with your work or school account, access the assigned to list in Microsoft To Do, and manage the product design task from Project Honeycomb.
Sync Microsoft To Do with Outlook by logging into the same account, view flagged emails, and turn them into tasks with reminders and due dates, then complete them.
Learn to sort tasks in a list using drag-and-drop, the sort icon, and options like due date, alphabetically, and importance. See how reverse order and removing items affect the view.
Learn to search tasks in Microsoft To Do using the search box, filter by task steps and hashtags, and view or clear results.
Learn to permanently delete tasks in Microsoft To Do by right-clicking the task and choosing delete, confirm in a dialog, and remove items from all views.
Create and name custom lists in Microsoft To Do to group tasks under specific headings. Drag and drop tasks between lists to organize planning for events, vacations, and groceries.
Learn how to share a Microsoft To Do list with organization members or personal accounts using an invitation link, manage access, assign tasks, and stop sharing when needed.
Flag emails in Outlook, drag them to a shared list accessible by the team, assign tasks to members, and close them by checking off in the assigned to list.
Group your to-do lists into named groups, drag lists into groups to organize by topic, reorder lists within groups, and minimize or maximize groups.
Personalize your Microsoft To Do lists by renaming and color coding with orange. Move lists between groups, print lists with steps, and restore deleted lists from Outlook.
Explore Microsoft To Do settings to customize tasks and notifications. Toggle delete confirmations, top placement for important tasks, completion tones, browser context, and reminder notifications.
Toggle smart lists such as important, plan, all, and completed to control visibility in the left navigation; manage empty smart lists and assigned to lists in settings.
Explore setting up Microsoft To Do, creating tasks, and organizing them with reminders, color-coded categories, and shared lists, all while integrating with Outlook for seamless productivity.
Learn Microsoft To Do in a EASY, FAST and STRUCTURED way.
Microsoft To Do makes it easy to create, organize and manage your tasks. In this course, students will gain familiarity with features and functionality of Microsoft To Do.
Microsoft To Do is the best rated task management app and is offered free of cost!
You don’t need any previous experience or knowledge to take this course. The course will take you by hand and give you complete knowledge and skills to master Microsoft To Do. We will move from basics to advanced concepts and I will teach you everything in between.
This course is a great value and will be pivotal in managing your tasks effectively.
I will be here to support you and answer any of your questions.
What you will learn in this course
In this course I will show you how to setup a free account with Microsoft To Do and we will work with To Do application. Students will take a tour of Microsoft To Do, create new Tasks and Task Steps, and work with Lists and Groups. This course will also take a closer look at smart lists. Students will learn how to set task reminders, due dates, and how to categorize tasks. We dive deep into lists and see how to share a list and assign tasks to others in a team environment, using Microsoft To Do. Then we will also see how To Do integrates with Planner and Outlook. And in the end we will explore all the settings which we can do to the Microsoft To Do.
By the end of this course, students will be able to use Microsoft To Do to organize and effectively manage day to day tasks.
So what are you waiting for. See you inside.