Google Calendar Task Management

This tutorial video explains how to add and manage tasks and reminders in Google Calendar. It covers the steps to create tasks, customize them with descriptions, set repeat options, and organize them into lists. The video also demonstrates how to add reminders, set their repeat options, and mark them as done. The tutorial concludes with a note on the mobile app's compatibility.

What is the primary focus of this Google Calendar tutorial?

• Setting up meetings

• Sharing calendars

• Managing tasks and reminders

• Creating events

When adding a task in Google Calendar, what can you do after naming it?

• Set a location

• Invite attendees

• Add a description

• Change the calendar color

How can you specify when a task should be completed?

• By setting a location

• By selecting a time

• By adding a description

• By inviting attendees

What happens if you select 'all day' for a task?

• The task is deleted after the day ends

• The task is automatically marked as completed

• The task is shared with all calendar users

• The task is highlighted with a background color

What is a limitation when customizing task lists in Google Calendar?

• You cannot repeat tasks

• You cannot customize color per list

• You cannot set a time

• You cannot add descriptions

How can you mark a task as completed in Google Calendar?

• By moving it to another list

• By deleting it

• By clicking 'mark completed'

• By changing its color

What visual change occurs when a task is marked as completed?

• It gets a strikethrough

• It disappears

• It turns red

• It moves to the top

What color are reminders displayed as in Google Calendar?

• Blue

• Yellow

• Green

• Red

How can you ensure a reminder stays at the top of your calendar?

• By setting it as 'all day'

• By adding a description

• By changing its color

• By marking it as completed

What is the similarity between tasks and reminders in Google Calendar?

• Both have the same color

• Both can be marked as done

• Both require a location

• Both can be shared with others