Students can transform Cronus into a 'Digital Learning Supervisor' by using the following methods:
1. Establishment of learning projects:Create projects by subject (e.g. "Linear Algebra Review" "Essay Writing") and associate related applications. The system will automatically count the real time invested in each subject every day, dispelling the illusion that "I feel like I've been studying for a long time".
2. Set the "Exam Mode":Enable temporary rules in the settings:
- Blocking of entertainment sites (can be set to block access completely during exams)
- Reducing the allowed duration of social software to 5 minutes per session
- Enable mandatory reminders (not skippable)
3. Analyze the focusing pattern:Discover your efficient time slots (e.g., 80% focus rate in the morning) through the Productivity Report, schedule difficult learning content in those slots; compare the time benefits of different learning modes (video lessons vs. doing problems).
4. Balancing mechanisms:Create non-study programs such as "exercise" and "socializing" to ensure a reasonable amount of rest time each day to avoid overexertion.
Case in point:After a user found that the actual effective time of studying for 3 hours at night was only 1.2 hours, he switched to studying in the morning, and his efficiency increased by 1,40%.
This answer comes from the articleCronus: the AI tool that automates time tracking & boosts productivityThe
