We just released ChronMe as toolbar. Now you can start the stopwatch and initiate your browsing session. Wether you want to monitor the time you spend on the web or you just want to keep track of other activities while you browse, the online chronometer will run at the top of your window. You may stop the watch anytime and each time a new line will be added to your activity report. To display the report just click on the arrow to the right of the reset button. As with the original version of ChronMe you can save the report to your PC and read it with Excel or your favorite spreadsheet software.
If you used the stopwatch why don’t you leave me some feedback?
What did you use it for?
Did you like it?
Did you use the download feature?
Any suggestion?
So far I’m aware of following uses:
- record the time used to complete tests on a mathematics page
- record time to complete tests on a music teaching site.
- record time between contractions to know when to run to the hospital. I would never had expected this one
Online Stopwatch - http://www.chronme.com
Use as time management tool. Record daily activities and save the report to your computer.
1. Press start
2. Press stop
3. Add a label to describe your activity
4. Repeat as often as needed
5. Download to your computer or open with Excel
Plan everyday in advance
Practise your ABCDE’s
Apply the 80/20 rule to everything
Take it one oil barrel at a time
Create large chunks of time
Plan to do paperwork everyday
…and plan for emergencies
Prospect a little bit every week
Eat the frog
There will never be enough time to get everything done. But here will be always be enough time to get the most important things done.
You can’t be a winner if you’re a whiner, wiener.
Be wary of distractions
Turn your e-mail chime off. Silence helps you focus.
Make it easy to focus. Clean off your desk every night.
Divide and conquer
Excellent presentation from www.exploreHR.org on Stress Management. An understanding and utilization of basic time management principles can help individuals better cope with job demands.
