IBM e-learning : Analyze Your Use of Time

  This is ibm e-learning course.  Below is the preface, I copy it here as original content:

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This course contains lessons on how to get organized, how to prepare a "To Do" list, how to set a Priority Matrix, and how to identify the most valuable time in a workday.

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Executives, manager, supervisors, team leaders, team members and anyone else who must meet the challenge of managing their limited time to get the most important work accomplished.

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2.0 <script type="text/javascript">document.write(hoursString);</script>hours

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Getting Organized

• realize the benefits of getting organized.
• identify the items in a "To Do" list.
• identify sources that affect the "To Do" list.

   

  The Priority Matrix

• realize the values of prioritization.
• identify the priority levels of a Priority Matrix.
• identify the steps to save time.

   

  Most Valuable Time of Your Day

• realize the value of managing a daily schedule effectively.
• identify tasks to be performed at prime times and down times.
• identify controllable time.
• identify how to make effective use of a Time Log.
• describe a Daily Plan.

  Below is  its index:

  1. Overview
  2. Getting orgnized
     1. Lesson Overview
     2. "To Do" List
     3. Source of a "To Do" List
  3. The Priority Metrix
     1. Lesson Overview
     2. Building a Priority Metrix
     3. Gain More Time
  4. Most Valuable Time
     1. Lesson Overview
     2. Prime Time and Down Time
     3. Controllable Time
     4. Time Log
     5. Daily Time