2021-2022 Academic Planner Weekly Monthly School Diary,Calendar by Action Day - We Make The Worlds Best Action Journals, Notebooks & Planners - Increase Your Productivity, Time Management, Spiral 6x8

Action Day planners were my go-to planners for many years. Recently, they decided to stop making their ring-bound planners. Bad move because these were the best as for as usage and laying flat for use. I contacted Action Day directly about their new planner format, and apparently they decided to discontinue ring-bound planners saying their new format will lay flat and be just as usable. NO! It's garbage. It's not laying flat no matter how hard I press on the spine, making this planner unusable. See photos attached (1st) original ring binding; (2nd) new planner format vs ring-binding format where you can see the difference. So long Action Day. Thanks for SUCKING like everything else in 2020.

I've tried different planners in the past and everything seems too convoluted or hyped up. This planner is the first planner that helps me focus on my goals, off load what I don't need to do, and still get those day to day tasks accomplished. I really like that the planner comes in different sizes! There are blank pages in the back, a large pocket and it is just slayed out simply but effectively. I will buy again and again.

I purchased this planner to help keep track of a very busy schedule. I like the layout and I did like the large area for writing out tasks, but the schedule part is just too small to write in. This would work better for someone who has a couple of long appointments per day and can use multiple lines for one appointment or for someone who is using the color block system. It would also work for someone who has an abbreviated system in place. For me, it didn’t suit my needs or allow enough room to write in even the shortest appointments and definitely no room to migrate tasks unless abbreviated.

I love these planners, but I have ordered incorrectly again. I didn't realize that some are by academic year (school year). It is kind of hard to figure that out, make sure to read all the descriptions. I like these planners because they are light weight, lay flat and have a pen holder.

Action Day Planners are the only planners I will buy anymore! I’ve been using them for a few years and they fit everything and have separate sections on the 2-page spread for tasks, projects, notes, and assignments. The pages are thick enough that my highlighters don’t bleed through to the back page and has a pen loop that even fits my Tul pen. I buy a pack of planner stickers and put a bunch of the sheets in the convenient back packet, and you don’t have to worry about them falling out with the elastic band closure. I also am so glad that Action Day includes 2 ribbon page markers which I use for my daily and notes in the back section. So grateful that despite COVID delays, Action Day was able to get these books produced before my 2019-2020 planner ended so that I could plan ahead on my 2020-2021 planner!

I'm always have purchased this product, however.... by mistake I ordered the same one i just completed.But, how in the world you will be selling a product that is obsolete already?I just realized that I should have asked for the 2021-2022 Planner instead of purchasing the same item again. A good piece of advise: when a customer request an obsolete item (by date) it should be some kind of alert letting the customer know that the item is outdated or obsolete, this way we don't have to purchase by mistake what we already purchased before.

I've used this planner for 4 or 5 years now, and here why it works for me:- I use a paperclip to hold my place for the current week- the ring binding is strong, which lets it fold flat on a table so writing is easy, and then close securely with the elastic band- the page layout has a visual weekly grid, broken down by hour. this works because it's just like my google calendar which I use for keeping appointments, so it's easy to keep them in sync visually- the other sections come in handy. I don't always use them the way the system wants you to, but I like having essentially big margins for my own todo lists, thoughts, and reflections- The paper is smooth and high quality and nice to write on with a ballpoint pen.- Overall, the planner is sturdy and holds up when I toss it in a bag on a daily basis.

My 5th year with this action planner! Love it and I’ve had other peers ask about it and they love theirs. It really helps to have the hours organized throughout the day while in university.

Three weeks into my second degree and I was feeling like something was missing. What could it be?Action planner diary! - literally destroyed my last planners previously but they're just so useful. The quality of the cover has changed a bit from back then and I also purchased a larger size than I intended to (my mistake) but otherwise very happy with the purchase.There is a sort of to-do list on the left that I fill in and number and then slot these into the hours section. Just helps organise everything and keep my days planned out.Honestly don't know what I'd do without - nearly missed a deadline because I just hadn't kept track of things.Quality 10/10Flexibility 10/10 (use how you want)

A great planner that splits the pages into, days of the week, tasks to execute, delegation and teameork, and goals/projects. This makes this planner really and easy to use and will keep you organized. The book uses good, quality paper and is lightweight. The pages fold flat also, whilst you are using it. Overall, a great buy! It will definitely come in handy for planning my study for the week (currently doing a degree in Cybersecurity). Will be using this throughout my studies. It may seem a bit on the "expensive" dide, but it is worth the money for the content and quality alone.

I buy one of these every year. I just wish they did an English version as the term dates don’t match the English system. However it is really useful for keeping weekly notes and planning. Sturdy and large enough for my needs.

+ Nice and practical diary.- Too expensive, and I’m not even stingy. I was reluctant to pay £16 for 2020/21, but I’m definitely not paying £24 for 2021/22.Ordered a similar alternative for £12 and it’s just as good. Greed has lost you a customer, unfortunately, but hope you will re-consider pricing next year.

Hardly an academic diary if it doesn’t even get to the end of the academic year! Our school’s summer term ends on 20th July but the diary ends on 11th! Seriously? Not impressed.