Notion App: Full Notion Tutorial for Beginners in 2022! [A-Z Guide] ✨💻

Full Notion Guide and Tutorial for Beginners in 2022!

This is the only Notion tutorial you will need for 2022. In this video I go over everything you need to know about Notion. We start off this Notion tutorial with basic concepts such as: Why I use Notion, Notion pricing, settings for Notion, changing the look and feel in Notion, text tools in Notion, columns and sections in Notion, etc. As we progress through this tutorial we get into more advanced Notion use cases: Notion block types, pages in Notion, Notion databases, advanced properties in Notion, formulas in Notion, linked databases in Notion, synced blocks in Notion, etc.

By the end of this tutorial you will be able to use Notion for anything you want to create. This Notion tutorial is great if you are a complete beginner, or even if you have been around the Notion space for a while and want to sharpen your advanced Notion skills.

Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
1:19 - How I Use Notion
3:43 - Notion Pricing
4:25 - Settings and Set-Up in Notion
10:49 - Changing Notion’s Look and Feel
14:15 - Text Types in Notion
19:34 - Notion Block Types
21:30 - Columns and Sections in Notion
23:29 - Pages in Notion
27:48 - Unique Block Types in Notion
35:42 - Databases in Notion
45:21 - Properties, Filters, Grouping, and Sorting in Notion
48:21 - Database Views in Notion
54:53 - Using Formulas to Prioritize Tasks in Notion
1:04:20 - Relations and Rollups in Notion
1:12:29 - Linked Databases in Notion
1:14:33 - Outro

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[MungaiJm]

educative is an understatement when referring to this video. i'm now creating my habit tracker from scratch, i don't want an already made template. i want to create something i know exactly how it works. thanks you soo much.

[shriharir]

note for self

13:42 notion enhancer
( cntrl shift L, mode toggle )
16:50 list( - nd space bar) nd sublist (.. nd tab)
17:27 callouts
18:38 toggle list, drag drop feature
19:13 heading toggle list
19:46 to do list [ ]
20:10 table
21:08 quotes
21:15 divider lines (---)
22:00 columns ( we can drag it to the sides )
23:15 adding an image
23:30 pages
24:52 templates
( del everything nd press backspace to get the options again )
27:53 Blocks
- synced block
creating synced blocks 29:37
template 31:17
- inline block 32:33
person, page, reminder, emoji
- media embed 33:36
video, weblink, image, code, file, audio, gdrive, pdf etc
typeform ( public form )
- table of contents 34:59
35:45 Databases



..to be cont.

[loreccino]

this video is everything I needed. for real.
I was about to go bonkers and give up because everything seemed so simple yet complicated I didn’t know where to start making things practical and pretty, watched other videos of peeps organizing their lives and felt quite overwhelmed with their templates so I decided to build my workspace from scratch.
thank you for getting me out of a rush with your detailed yet simple explanations and examples, gotta put some of these features into practice tomorrow! ❤️

[studiousbliss]

This is one of the best notion guides I've ever seen. I was in sooo much need for a full A-Z guide. Unlike others who just provide basic tour of their notion setup, you are such a herooo. Thank you !!!

[frankdaniel]

I really like this video. I feel like a lot of other videos basically show how their template works, but you're actually showing how to use notion for yourself. Even though it's an hour + long, I feel like people who are serious about organizing their life will watch

[MisterGujjuu]

This video is literally GOLD!

Along with the playlist, it brings so much clarity and shows us the potential of how useful Notion can be!

Notion Devs should pay you for the efforts you have put in to explain how their app works and also lead people to use notion as their go to source for staying organized

[mohammedalshamli]

I watched so many YouTube tutorials on how to use Notion and I can say this is the BEST tutorial on YouTube.

[rhylongervacio]

THIS SHOULD BE ON TOP OF THE NOTION TUTORIAL SEARCH RESULTS ON YOUTUBE.

Thanks a lot for creating this video! Your way of teaching is superb. 😁

[Element]

This is not only the best and clearest video on how to actually use Notion as a tool, but it is one of the best long form tutorials I've seen in ages. Echoing what basically every other comment here is saying - your pacing and level of detail are spot on. I was able to follow the thread you were weaving throughout the entire lesson, and most importantly two things - you tell us the WHY of everything you're doing and you present it in a CONTEXT. A natural teacher. Bravo.

[Widlomaa]

This video is absolute GOLD!!!! So clear and SO much covered. Covered from the ground up so you actually understand it! And real-life examples so you know how to use this!! Thank you so much for this!!! Absolute game changer!!!

[stage]

Thank you for this video Carter. This is definitely a "must see" video for Notion starters like me. I went to a few videos before this one and was very confused and almost decide not to use Notion, but what I was missing was a video like this, with a walk through on the tool, with the very important things that newbies should know. The explanations are very clear, easy to understand; the pace is just right and the video structure is also very good. Keep it going!
I'm now already designing my DBs and getting ready to use Notion as my primary tool.
Cheers!

[蒸給]

Thank you so much for this video. You've taught me the whole workflow of Notion and this one hour is more useful than the earlier several hours I've spent searching for those complex templates.

[yoursunny]

I absolutely love the prioritisation formula you created (starts at 54:53) !! Notion has already been such an amazing help with my ADHD and keeping track of and organizing tasks and thoughts — adding a more objective way to prioritize is exactly what I was still missing.

[privateaccount]

finally a video that doesn't get me overwhelmed it's really detailed and point to point, lifesaver

[tklyte]

The first time I tried Notion was in 2020. I gave up in a few hours. I came back to it yesterday and found this video and now I feel like a PRO. You made it so easy and fun: To the notion newbies out there, here's a tip: Pause the video every time he demonstrates a feature, and go try it before moving on. If you don't, you'll forget some things. If you do, you'll be a PRO by the end of the video.

I've never said this about any software but Notion has thought about everything. Thank Productive Dude!!

[wOkeN]

Bro, imagine I watched a whole one hour and fifteen minutes video with my eyes glued to my screen. The value in this video is just amazing ! Nice work bro and thanks for the great tutorial.

[morganwentworth]

I am a librarian who does a ton of research for work and reading for fun and am looking for a way to keep it all straight. I definitely need to mess around with these systems but I found this video when I was looking at videos on Notion and I am glad I did, because the ease of adding metadata is sooo appealing!

[lisapicklemagick]

~Notion is so great but the learning curve is a bit steep. I have ideas for what I want to use it for, but I'm struggling to figure out how best to set everything up with the databases and other features. This video was so very helpful. I've noticed a lot of Notion videos kind of show you what you can do, but not exactly how to do it. Thank you for being so clear and going in depth on how to make the Notion features work. I'm definitely going to be rewatching and referencing this video a lot.

[Charanjeet]

Brilliant demonstration! I had been jumping video to video to find one which clears my basics and this video has done all of that. A simple thanks would not be enough but I really appreciate you making video and the content clear and upto the point with examples. Thank you!!

[MauraRizzo]

Hi from Italy :) Can't stop watching your videos!!! I've been looking for a clearer way to learn how Notion can make my life better for weeks! and finally I found you!! You rock, man!!! Thank you much!