There are many ways to track ovulation. The best way I found was to monitor changes in cervical mucus. When you are about to ovulate it will be thick, stretchy, and slippery, like an egg white. You can also chart your basal temp, which should rise when you ovulate (and stay there if you're pregnant!). The problem with temp charting is that you don't know you're ovulating until you've already done it. With cervical mucus, it gives you a head's up for a day or so before you actually ovulate, so you have more chances to try to conceive. You could also just buy an ovulation predictor test and use that. Or try all three. Just don't stress out about it too much, it will take longer if you try too hard! I know it's easier said than done. Good luck!