The Teaching Space

Episode 84 of The Teaching Space Podcast is about TickTick and why it's a helpful tool for teachers and trainers. Introduction In the last episode, I shared my love of note-taking apps... today's episode is about to-do list apps! Actually, it’s about one app in particular: TickTick. I’ve tested a lot of apps to manage my tasks including: Asana (I have a podcast about this) Workflowy Trello Notion ClickUp (for about 10 minutes) Todoist Wunderlist (now Microsoft To Do) I am currently using TickTick, following Francesco's recommendation in episode 56 of the podcast. Almost 30 episodes later, I’m still using TickTick, so that’s probably a good sign! What is Tick Tick? Tick Tick is fundamentally a task manager. It encourages you to 'get to-dos out of your mind, and get them done in less time’. I think it’s more of a project management tool (although not as sophisticated as Asana or ClickUp) as you can group lists under headings/folders. For example, in the screenshot below, you will see I have a group called ‘M