Notion Template Lab - Daily Life Part 1

A course for creating quality websites using just Notion and Oopy, without a developer or coding.

Why does JavaScript use Classes? How was object-oriented programming implemented before their advent? Let's take a brief journey to find answers to questions you might ponder while studying JavaScript.

The secret to building websites usable by anyone without discomfort, through WCAG 2.2 guidelines and practical application know-how, create highly accessible services!

This course is designed for beginners, students, and those who want to use Polars, aiming to acquire the necessary skills for data analysis, from basic concepts of the Python-based data analysis library Polars to simple data processing and exploratory data analysis (EDA).

Develop your ability to find the core of a problem and solve it with the 'Top 10 JavaScript Algorithms' that cover the most frequently asked types of problems!

To help those who want to do well in the new year of 2025, we have updated it to the latest version. Learn how to create and manage projects, teams, and your own tasks using MS Planner and become a "professional worker🤩".

This is a practical course that uses Codex to connect business planning, website creation, marketing materials, task organization, and email automation. Even if you are not a developer, you will learn how to delegate tasks to AI and refine the results using Notion, Linear, Figma, and Google Workspace in an actual workflow sequence.

It is difficult to write a proper report without a clear understanding of the work instructions. From now on, you can build the foundation for report writing through an active understanding of work instructions.

This course introduces how to efficiently manage project schedules using ProjectLibre, a free-to-use open-source tool. As an alternative to MS Project, it allows for more systematic integrated management of schedules, resources, and costs than Excel. Furthermore, because it is similar to MS Project, completing this course will allow you to quickly adapt to MS Project in the future. This course uses a practical, follow-along approach that enables anyone to easily create a real-world project schedule. If you want to enhance your scheduling capabilities and increase the likelihood of project success without any cost burden, be sure to take this course! * Version used: 1.9.8 Windows version

Experience Google's integrated smart work innovation. Start right now. 1. Gmail: The Center of All Communication Gmail is not just a simple email service. It's a 'communication hub' that organically connects with all of Google's collaboration tools. While checking emails, you can immediately add events to Google Calendar, save received files to Google Drive, and start quick conversations with Google Chat. Its powerful search function instantly finds any past content, ensuring work continuity. - Core Features: Drive file attachment, Calendar event creation, Meet video conference initiation, Chat integration 2. Google Drive: Secure Cloud Storage Google Drive is a secure 'online drawer' that stores and manages all documents, images, and videos. You can access the same files from computers, smartphones, and tablets anywhere, and simply share a single link with colleagues. No more need to compress large files and send them via email. You can set folder-specific access permissions for systematic and secure file management. - Core Features: Cloud file storage, sharing and synchronization, Docs/Sheets/Slides file creation 3. Google Docs: Real-time Collaborative Document Work Google Docs is an innovative word processor that allows multiple people to edit 'one document simultaneously'. You can see in real-time who is editing which part, and complete documents by exchanging opinions through 'comments' and 'suggestions' features. All modifications are automatically saved, and you can return to any previous state through version history, eliminating concerns about document loss. - Core Features: Real-time collaborative editing, comment and suggestion features, version history checking, automatic Drive saving 4. Google Sheets: Creating Data Together Google Sheets is an 'online Excel' that allows complex data analysis and visualization work with team members. From organizing various data to calculations using functions and chart creation, all team members can share and edit the latest data in real-time. When integrated with Google Forms, survey responses are automatically organized in sheets, making data compilation very convenient. - Core Features: Simultaneous data editing and analysis, function and chart features, survey response integration 5. Google Slides: Collaborative Planning Presentations Using Google Slides, you can gather ideas with team members to create 'one complete presentation'. Each person can work on their assigned slide parts simultaneously, and use comment features to give each other feedback to enhance presentation quality. You can easily insert YouTube videos or Google Sheets charts to create rich content presentations. - Core Features: Collaborative presentation creation, YouTube video and Sheets chart insertion 6. Google Meet: Simple Video Conferencing Google Meet is a 'high-quality video conferencing solution' that allows face-to-face meetings with team members anytime, anywhere. When you schedule meetings in Google Calendar, participation links are automatically generated for easy attendee access. Screen sharing features allow discussing presentation materials or work together, enabling efficient collaboration even in remote work environments. - Core Features: Calendar schedule integration, screen sharing, high-quality video and audio support 7. Google Calendar: Team Schedule Sharing and Management Google Calendar is a core tool that goes beyond personal scheduling to 'manage the entire team's time'. You can subscribe to colleagues' calendars to check each other's schedules and easily find available meeting times. When creating events, you can add video conference links (Meet) and attach related documents (Docs) to manage all meeting information in one place. - Core Features: Schedule management and sharing, meeting booking, Meet video conference integration 8. Google Keep: Capturing Fleeting Ideas Google Keep is a 'digital sticky note' that helps you not miss suddenly occurring ideas or simple tasks. It supports not only text but also images and voice memos, and you can create checklists to manage work. Written notes can be easily transferred to Google Docs or Slides, allowing systematic development of ideas. - Core Features: Quick note taking, idea capture, task management, Docs/Slides integration 9. Google Sites: Easy Website Creation No coding knowledge needed. Using Google Sites, you can simply create 'team project websites' or information sharing pages just by dragging and dropping with your mouse. You can easily insert various Google services like Google Drive documents, Calendar, and Maps into web pages to collect and manage all project-related information in one place. - Core Features: Simple website creation, Drive/Calendar/Maps content insertion 10. Google Photos: Memories and Materials in One Place Google Photos goes beyond being a space for storing personal memories to become a 'smart image hub' for sharing and managing team visual materials. You can create shared albums for project progress, event photos, design drafts, etc., and manage them together with team members. Powerful AI search functions allow you to easily find desired images like 'last week's meeting whiteboard photos'. - Core Features: Team shared album creation, AI-based image search, secure cloud backup 11. YouTube: The Most Powerful Visual Resource YouTube is not just a video platform, but a vast 'visual resource library' that can be utilized for work. You can directly insert product demos, educational videos, webinar recordings, etc., into Google Slides or Sites to make presentation materials and team pages richer. Internal training videos can be uploaded as unlisted to safely share only with specific team members. - Core Features: Video insertion into Slides/Sites, private internal training video sharing 12. Google Maps: Location-based Collaboration Google Maps goes beyond navigation to become a 'location-based visualization tool' that adds spatial context to business. Using the 'My Maps' feature, you can customize and share client locations, sales management areas, field survey routes, etc., with team members. When these maps are inserted into Google Sites, all team members can intuitively understand project-related location information. - Core Features: Custom map (My Maps) creation, project-related location visualization, Site integration 13. Google Translate: Breaking Language Barriers Google Translate is a 'reliable communication partner' that breaks down language barriers in an era where global collaboration is essential. You can easily translate emails exchanged with foreign partners and overseas market research materials to speed up work. Particularly, using the translation feature within Google Docs allows you to easily convert entire documents to other languages for efficient multilingual material management. - Core Features: Multilingual document/email translation, global collaboration support, direct in-document translation Now you understand that Google's collaboration tools are not just a collection of simple functions, but one powerful ecosystem organically connected together. Becoming a 'Google utilization expert' means going beyond simply knowing how to use various apps to acquiring problem-solving abilities that innovate work processes themselves through integrated utilization of these tools. Through capabilities to compile data in real-time, lead borderless collaboration, and quickly materialize creative ideas, you can become a 'smart work designer' who performs core roles in any team. Jump onto the Google ecosystem right now and complete your digital collaboration capabilities, the most certain competitive advantage for an unpredictable future!

Jira is the most suitable 'collaboration' and 'communication' tool for applying Agile techniques within organizations, which have recently become an issue!

[Problems This Course Solves] - The limitations of planners who have ideas but cannot build them directly - Inefficient decision-making based on imagination: "Please make it like this" - Bottlenecks caused by requesting and waiting for the development team for every data analysis or API verification - The reality of using AI tools but remaining at the level of simple ChatGPT Q&A [What You Will Learn] 1. Redesigning the Planning Process in the AI Era - Traditional: Planning → Design → Development (Sequential waiting) - Shift: Writing PRD → Generating Prototype → Decision-making based on the actual product → Delivery after confirmation - Moving from planning explained through documents to planning demonstrated through actual products 2. Designing AI Agents for PMs - Harness Engineering: Designing a working structure rather than just asking AI questions - CLAUDE.md, Rules, Hooks, MCP, Plugins — The roles and design principles of each layer - Agent Router: A structure where a single request is automatically assigned to the optimal agent - PGE Pipeline: Planner → Generator → Evaluator, quality control design for large-scale tasks 3. Building Your Own AI Team - Planning/Research, Product, Design, Development, Marketing — 20+ agents across 5 columns - Actual workflows where a solo planner manages a team of experts - Connecting external tools via MCP (Notion, Figma, Slack, data sources) - Automating repetitive tasks with one-command "Skills" 4. Practical Automation of Supplementary Tasks - GA4 + Clarity + GSC + BigQuery → Integrated dashboard + automatic weekly insight generation - Direct calling of in-house APIs → Scenario verification → Quality evaluation reports - BigQuery cohort analysis → Aha Moment hypothesis verification - A/B testing, Notion synchronization, UI/UX audit automation --- Who should take this course: - PM/PO/Service Planners tired of waiting times and review cycles in the planning process - Those who want to properly design AI as a professional work tool - Those who want to make data-driven decisions themselves but lack analysis team resources - Non-developers who want to move past their fear of the "terminal" [Prerequisites] - None. We guide you through everything from installation to setup. - No coding experience required. We focus on design and application from a PM's perspective. [Changes After Taking the Course] - Increase decision-making speed by creating working prototypes directly from a single PRD.md - Design and operate your own team of AI agents - Directly automate data analysis, API verification, and report generation

Learn how to manage your work smartly and organize your personal data systematically through OneNote, which allows you to record and manage all your thoughts, ideas, tasks, and materials.

Welcome to the "dungeon" known as the data center. I remember my first day reporting to the data center operations team three years ago. Even though I was a 10-year veteran of construction and commissioning who had seen it all, I have to confess... I was intimidated. (Laughs) "Is this the same HVAC I used to know?" "If I make a mistake here, will it make the national news?" That feeling of your heart racing with half-excitement and half-anxiety—you’re probably feeling it right now, aren't you? Once I actually got into it, I realized the skills I learned while breathing in dust at plant sites didn't just disappear. However, this thing called a "data center" definitely has a different personality than a typical building; it is much more prickly and sensitive. Working as a Lead Engineer, whenever I saw juniors falling into a state of "mental breakdown" with the exact same expression I once had, I would see my own reflection from three years ago. "Man, I had to learn the hard way by banging my head against the wall, but I want to teach these guys so it hurts a little less for them." This lecture was created with that single thought in mind. I’ve already gone ahead, experienced the trial and error you'll face, and even put together a complete "incorrect answer note" for you. I have packed in all the know-how from my 17-year engineering career—mixed with my blood, sweat, and refrigerant. So, please feel free to dig in, tear it apart, and savor every bit of it. If you ever think, "What on earth does this mean?" while studying, don't hesitate to ask on the bulletin board or via email. I will come to answer you faster than a UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) and with more energy than an emergency generator. Now, shall we get started?

Have you introduced AI but still find yourself losing time to repetitive tasks? The problem isn't the AI; it's the 'system.' This course guides you through the process of building a team of six AI assistants—including an executive assistant, content assistant, marketing assistant, CRM assistant, and personal productivity assistant—all using Notion AI. Based on my experience automating hundreds of repetitive tasks in real-world business settings, we will build actual workflows from start to finish, covering everything from organizing notes and automatically generating meeting minutes to blog writing, CRM construction, and automated KakaoTalk notifications. After completing this course, you will have a system where your own AI assistant team works automatically, powered solely by a Notion Business plan.

Copilot Chat will become more than just a simple AI assistant - it will be your reliable work secretary that maximizes your productivity and creativity. In this course, learn Copilot Chat's core features and usage methods, practical cases that can be applied immediately to real work, and customized tips tailored to each task, and start experiencing how your way of working changes with Copilot Chat!

🏆 English Speaking Coach AI Provided 🧑🏻‍🏫 🏆 Learn an English learning system that has proven effective, from starting at CSAT grades 4-5 to achieving OPIc IH and a TOEFL best score of 85, and even preparing for study abroad. From news reading to utilizing GPT prompts, Notion recording, shadowing, and AI conversation, you will master a complete learning loop of reading-speaking-correcting-rewriting through practice-oriented sessions.

A college student's time is limited, but the to-do list is endless. Assignments, exams, team projects, extracurriculars, and job prep — everything hits you all at once. This course isn't just about learning how to use Notion. It is a practical course where you build a system to automate your college life. While existing Notion courses stop at "explaining features" or "providing pretty templates," this course focuses on reducing the hassle of input and creating a "Campus OS" that runs itself. ✔ Automatically organize exam schedules by uploading syllabus PDFs ✔ Automatic D-day calculations for assignment deadlines ✔ Implement a score prediction simulator based on grade goals ✔ Build a pipeline to manage team projects and extracurriculars all at once ✔ Convert recorded activities into a portfolio with a single click By utilizing Notion AI, databases, formulas, and automation features, we will complete an "operation-oriented" system rather than a "record-oriented" one. After taking this course, you will no longer be someone who just "organizes," but someone who designs systems. Don't just survive college life on intuition; create a structure that runs automatically. **All lectures are conducted in English.

Learn how to process information to express your thoughts most efficiently and acquire skills for creating readable PowerPoint slides.

The ultimate productivity tool, Notion! How to use it properly!

Is your hard-written business plan getting rejected every time? Open the door to approval with my unique F.O.C.E framework that has led to hundreds of successful decisions.

This is a Vibe Coding lecture where you can create a real-world web service using public data and Google AI Studio (free), even with no prior coding experience. We will build a complete service in Korean—including search functions, map integration, and AI analysis reports—using the Public Facility Safety Information API. You will learn the entire development process, from PRD planning to deployment, which can be applied immediately in practice.

A first in Korea! This course teaches you how to automate Word documents for business using ChatGPT. You can easily create various questionnaires, business reports, meeting minutes, and contracts, and apply them directly to your work through hands-on practice.

The purpose of a report is not "explanation," but a decision. This course is not about how to add more data; it is about how to build a structure that leads to a decision. - Why reports fail to get approved despite having plenty of data and evidence - What decision-makers look for in 3 seconds (Title/Summary/Decision Points) - How to persuade through choices and alternatives, rather than just numbers or results - How to structure your report using the Problem–Solution–Scale Up–Confidence framework After this course, you will be able to rewrite your reports as a "decision-making map."

Why do project proposals get rejected? With the know-how of a 10-year veteran planner, I will teach you how to design business logic, the core of decision-making.