Coursework
Calendar
The Calendar is where the app puts dates. It is built from things that already exist in your account (assignment due dates, the days of an exam study plan, and today's plan), and it never invents an event: an empty day is genuinely empty. The agenda answers what is next; the grid answers when the week gets heavy.
Open Calendar
At the top of the sidebar, under Dashboard, and the second tab of the phone bar. The old Planner address still works and lands here.
Read the agenda first
The list groups what is coming into Overdue, Today, Tomorrow and Later, soonest first. Overdue items are labelled as well as coloured, so the word is there even if the red is not obvious to you.
Switch between week and month
The grid beside the agenda shows the same items by day. Week is the default on a phone and month on a laptop; the toggle above the grid swaps them. Arrow keys move between days once a day has focus.
Jump to the work
Each row opens the thing it names: an assignment, a day of an exam plan, or a task on today's plan. Nothing here is a separate copy that could fall out of date.
Where the dates come from
Assignment due dates arrive with Google Classroom or are typed into Assignments; exam-plan days come from Exam Study; today's tasks come from the daily plan. If a date is missing here, it is missing from its source too.
Common questions
Where did the Planner go?
It became the agenda half of the Calendar. Its list view is the same list, grouped the same way, and the old address redirects here.
Can I add my own events?
Not directly. The Calendar shows dates the app already knows about, so the way to put something on it is to give it a source: add an assignment with a due date, or build an exam plan.
Does it work offline?
Yes for reading. The dates are already on your device, so the agenda and the grid render without a connection; only the daily plan, which is generated, needs one.
Still stuck?
The support page goes to a real mailbox, and a reply comes back from a person.