[Notion, Goodbye Mistakes!] Complete Document Creation & Sharing in One Week

I became a Notion expert in just one week!
Learn quickly and easily, yet perfectly 💡

Mastering Notion 📖

Notion

• Step by step, but quickly to the point
  • For those who already have some knowledge of Notion, the lecture content will be condensed to the core. However, for those who are completely new to Notion, we will proceed step by step using the control buttons visible on the screen without using shortcuts.
• Analyze the parts that the document viewer considers important
  • We'll show you the real reason for creating documents with Notion, and provide detailed examples of how documents created with Notion appear on other people's screens. We'll also practice what aspects of a document are important to the viewer and what we, as document creators, should do.
• Subtitles are provided for all videos to help you quickly see what you need.
  • For those of you who purchased the course, we've prepared a convenient way to find the information you're looking for. You can quickly find the part you want with just a click of the mouse, without having to press the play button. Your time is precious!

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This is how we solve students' concerns!

✅ Let's use Notion's features one by one to create a form similar to that used in existing document tools .

✅ We will show you examples using all the blocks frequently used in Notion .

✅ We will walk you through the process of making documents public, step by step, and introduce common mistakes made when sharing and how to prevent them .

Offline Class Student Reviews

"Thanks to the Notion workshop led by Boyoung, I feel like I've become more familiar with Notion and the members. It was fun!"

"I felt sorry for Notion, which I had only used for notepad and to-do list management until now."

"I'm discovering at least one new feature every day. I love that I can now track my schedule and meeting notes in Notion."

What you'll learn 📚

#1 Create your first document
Share 🗂️

Join us as we take our first steps toward creating and publishing documents with Notion. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a document title!

#2 of the document
First impression summary ✨

Here are two things you need to pay attention to to make your document look neat when you open it: document titles and dividers.

#3 Understanding Links:
Using Text Links & Widgets 🔗

We'll walk through creating a contact section for your resume using link and button widgets.

#4 Notion Document Layout
Basic, Column & Block 📚

It's frustrating when you don't know how to organize documents in Notion! Let's learn the important concepts of "columns" and "blocks" through practice.

#5 Similar but different
Callouts and Quotes 👯

Introduce callouts and blockquotes and use them in document layout.

#6 Full Notion Document
Real-life writing! 🤼

This section covers a whopping eight different blocks! Learn how to use each block individually and combine them to create rich documents.

#7 From a very simple format
Up to "database" 📚

Notion doesn't have the fancy "table" formats of other document tools, but we'll explore some convenient and attractive blocks that more than make up for it.

#8 Thoroughly until the end,
Practical Tips for Finalizing Documents📚

Let's summarize what we've learned so far and check the final points to keep in mind when completing the document.

Expected Questions Q&A 💬

Introducing the Knowledge Sharer ✒️

Hello! This is Kim Bo-young from Banana Studio.

At Story Production <Safe House>, I develop and introduce IT tools to help colleagues inside and outside the team work more comfortably.

At <Safe House>, we use Notionto automate tasks by programming databases . During this process, we conducted several offline workshops, and witnessed colleagues lamenting, "I'm lacking skills and using them poorly," which inspired us to create this course.

I've seen beautiful, kind people lament their shortcomings when faced with complex technology. But the truth is the opposite. The technology either doesn't adapt to you, the user, or doesn't explain how to use it well. In other words, the technology is inadequate compared to you.

I'm good at letting you know the facts quickly.

_{A thank you note left during an offline lecture review}

Would you like to "spread the word" with me for just one week?
I'm going to put you in control of a tool called Notion.