📊 How I Visualize My Tracked Study Time With Spreadsheets
Plus Two Templates For You
A year ago I shared how I time track, log and plan my language studies. Every so often I’m asked how I make my language study charts. I always thought they were basic (and messy) but I’ve learned that there are people who would still like to know exactly how I do it. I’ve also decided to share a few templates for those of you who don’t want to start from scratch. For the rest of you who want an explanation, here’s a little tutorial on how I create my charts using Google Sheets.
A time-tracking app isn’t necessary, it’s just what I use now. In the past, I’ve used a Google doc where I typed out my time and later inputted those numbers to create my charts.
The time tracking app I use is Toggl Track. If you're already using it or thinking about giving it a try, I want to point out that it comes with built-in charts. This means you don't necessarily have to go through the extra step of creating your own charts like I do. If you're satisfied with those charts, they're a great tool for gain…