iPad Tips for Seniors: How to Link Apple Notes to Apple Reminders

The ability to include the details of a note to an Apple Reminder is just so handy. If you’d like to learn how I link Apple Reminders to Apple Notes, then this video is for you. It’s short, to the point, and an easy trick to learn!

Here are Chapter markers in case you'd like to jump around:

Intro: 0:00
My lists in Reminders: 1:06
My Projects in Apple Notes: 2:40
How I link Apple Notes to Apple Reminders: 3:50

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[timandfin]

haha I'm 36 years old and this was by far the best video I've watched on the subject, thank you so much, I had no idea about the split screen either lol!

[claireviens]

I like your Monday through Sunday lists. How did you create them? I seem to be able to create new lists only under “My lists”

[irenemcknight]

This is so helpful. I was thinking of the traditional link that I use in Goodnotes, but this is so wonderful. I can put lots of details into notes without cluttering up my Reminders list thank you thank you

[vincentpaula]

Great video. How would you do this on iPhone?

[DanBuell]

I love your videos - thank you!!! Now I know how to integrate these otherwise independent ecosystems together, but I still don't know why I need to? Why do I need those tasks in multiple places and can't you put notes on the reminders, create tiered reminders, etc.?

[Teresa-K]

Hi Rich,
Very good example of connecting Apple Notes to Reminders. The carrying over method saves a lot of time not having to retype the same message in Reminders app. Thanks for your great videos. Good luck with the cabinet painting project! Kindness, Teresa

[richardgreen]

Great videos. You have a great way of teaching. Thank you!

[Siveriuz]

Very nice video, I like how you explain things slowly and not boring. Good job 👍🏼

[xshounak]

The Monday to Sunday way of organising is interesting. I’m going to try it out.

[stevewong]

can I use this method in MacBook ? or just only iPad can do ?

[tracieupdike]

Oh wow! I need the basics! Which video should I start first. I need help with the notes and the reminders. You are great but I hate being called a senior.

[DeYang]

This is awsome way to work with details on the tasks, but on PC it iwll take more, cannot drag and drop like iPad

[Reznik]

I can do this on iPad. but it doesn't sync to my MacBook. The little apple note icon is blank on MacBook reminders

[nicholaslamparelli]

this is a fantastic way to teach. thank you for sharing...worthy of a subscribe

[tspmcfarlane]

Fantastic video. Great tips, clearly and concisely presented. Easy decision to subscribe.

[brianquaranta]

Awesome video I don’t ever comment but well done. I had no idea you could do a split screen by a simple drag like that from the dock absolutely outstanding Rich love you, Video.

[johnbauer]

How can I use my iPad to write a biography, what program do I use? Is there a program that can write on screen when I speak the words into a mike???

[AlexVassiosOfficial]

Unfortunately this doesn't work on the Mac, which is where I do all of my work. Really hoping that Apple fixes this because it would be huge to have this work the same way on Mac OS.

[aveeparker]

Fabulous, as always! Going to try this right now!

[Itsjoelmartinez]

I am a core millennial scratching my head like, "why didn't i know this?!" Great video. I have been looking for this sort of insight everywhere, but apple's native apps don't get as much attention as they should.