The majority of people consider basic computer skills to be simple keyboard shortcuts, browsing the internet, and using email. Learning these skills is crucial in modern technology and sets the foundation for more advanced skills like using digital calendars and scheduling apps.
David Kadavy talks about his framework for project management called "just-in-time project management" which is the culmination of his three previous levels of productivity: time management, attention management, and design. He also introduces the fourth level, Personal Knowledge Management, which is a digital tool to store our knowledge and can be used to avoid overworking.
Knowing how to browse the web, use email, and basic keyboard shortcuts is essential to take advantage of digital calendars, scheduling apps and other advanced programs. Taking one level at a time and perfecting it before moving to the next is a helpful approach.