You can already track hours on your iPad or other tablet, but this summer you’ll also be able to track your hours quickly & easily from your smartphone with Time2Track Mobile! Best of all, we’ve kept Time2Track’s highly-rated interface and made it portable, so there’s no learning curve. You’ll get the same great features that you love in a package that you can use on-the-go. Make sure to subscribe to our blog for updates and availability of new features!
Thank you for continuing to share your feedback with us! We’ve taken that feedback and have been hard at work improving Time2Track based on your suggestions.
We wanted to share with you some important Time2Track updates and enhancements that we released yesterday. Click on the screenshots to view full-sized versions.
Activities: For clarity, we changed the Supervision activity types to:
Activities / My Account: “Official APPIC Settings” has been changed to “Setting Types” for broader terminology across all account levels.
Our developers have been hard at work improving Time2Track based on feedback from our users. Here are some of the updates and new features that we’ve added in the past few weeks.
Activities: Activity types are in alphabetical order under each category, making them easier to find.
Activities: The system now remembers your last used level and setting to make logging hours even quicker.
Activities: We added a List view to make it even easier to interact with your activities.
Activities: We added new icons to denote pending activities and scheduled activities.
We’re very excited to announce the launch of our Guest Blogger Series! By linking up with individuals, professionals, writers, and others in the world of psychology, we’re able to give you articles that can help you out as students, postgrads, and interns.
If you’re interested in getting involved in this project, shoot us an email at [email protected].
The new version of Time2Track is 100% compliant with the 2011-2012 AAPI. Along with the addition of several new activity types, one of the major changes is the ability to classify your Supervision experience by supervisor type.
To make this as easy as possible, we’ve replaced the old supervision activity types (Group Supervision, Peer Supervision/Consultation, and One-to-One Supervision) with the following new activity types:
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