Did you know the average American adult spends 8 and a half hours every day staring hypnotically into a screen? With work and your social life being digital these days, it’s easy to spend most of your day on a computer. Some computer productivity tricks may just save you some serious time!
One obvious way to become more productive while using the computer is to type faster! One fun trick to try? Write the keys on your hands! While this is an easy trick that many middle-schoolers are taught to learn to type fast and accurately, it still rings true for experienced adults as well!
TIMESTAMPS:
Declutter! 0:45
Keyboard shortcuts 2:21
Google like a pro! 5:01
Becoming a typing wizard 6:08
Stay focused! 7:10
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SUMMARY:
- Don’t wait til the end of the day to filter out your inbox. Instead, at the top of every hour, check your email and sort through it accordingly. This way, it won’t get too overwhelming
- If you have messages that require one or two sentence responses, just deal with them now. There’s no need to push these aside for later if you can nip them in the bud right away.
- Go through all the groups you follow and un-friend those who you no longer care to hear from. This will significantly lessen your notifications throughout the day.
- Ctrl + S lets you save the document. Because accidentally losing a document you forgot to save can really ruin an otherwise good day.
- Ctrl + Delete lets you erase the word just after the curser. And Ctrl + Backspace lets you delete the word before the curser. Total time-saver.
- Accidentally close a tab while working in Chrome? Don’t freak out - simply press Ctrl + shift + t and the tab will magically reopen.
- If you’re reading through something online and need to find a certain word, this trick prevents you going crosseyed looking for it. Simply hold down Command + F if you’re on a Mac; on a PC, you’ll get the same search bar by holding down Ctrl + F.
- Looking for a word that sounds like another word? Using a tilde symbol like this: ~. It tells Google to search for a synonym for a word.
- If you’re looking for a site that relates to a site you already know, put “related:” in the search box before the site you’re referring to.
- If you can’t discipline yourself to stay off these time-sucking sites, there are apps you can download to help monitor your time spent on them.
- And if you decide to take on the task of monitoring yourself, simple things like turning off your messages on your computer or putting your phone on airplane mode can keep you focused on what you need to do.
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