Digital tools to support self-regulated learning (SRL)

Planning is the starting point of self-regulated learning because it allows students to clearly define goals and elaborate on steps.

Trello provides clear and intuitive visual task management using cards and lists. Students can break each activity down into smaller steps, assign deadlines, add descriptions and documents, and thus get a clear picture of the work process. A visual representation of progress makes it easier to focus on what is a priority.

Asana offers similar functionality but excels in team projects. It allows detailed tracking of who is responsible for which task, integration of communication within the tool, and insight into the overall progress of the project. For students working in groups, for example on seminars or research projects, Asana is a platform that combines planning, collaboration, and progress tracking in one.