Kanban-based Project Management with Trello

Kanban-based Project Management with Trello, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.3, with 66 lectures, based on 52 reviews, and has 568 subscribers.

You will learn about In this course, you'll learn what Kanban is and how you can use it to make your workflow more productive with Trello. By the end of the course you'll be able to define your workflows as Trello boards, use your boards to collaborate with others, and have deeper insight into the progress of your work. This course is ideal for individuals who are Project Managers or Entrepreneurs or Business Owners or Team Leaders or Managers or Anyone else who'd like to manage projects and tasks better It is particularly useful for Project Managers or Entrepreneurs or Business Owners or Team Leaders or Managers or Anyone else who'd like to manage projects and tasks better.

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Summary

Title: Kanban-based Project Management with Trello

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.3

Number of Lectures: 66

Number of Published Lectures: 66

Number of Curriculum Items: 66

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 66

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

In this course, you'll learn what Kanban is and how you can use it to make your workflow more productive with Trello.
By the end of the course you'll be able to define your workflows as Trello boards, use your boards to collaborate with others, and have deeper insight into the progress of your work.

Who Should Attend

Project Managers
Entrepreneurs
Business Owners
Team Leaders
Managers
Anyone else who'd like to manage projects and tasks better

Target Audiences

Project Managers
Entrepreneurs
Business Owners
Team Leaders
Managers
Anyone else who'd like to manage projects and tasks better

We all have things we need to keep track of – projects, tasks, chores, and more.

The traditional way of staying on top of these things would be to create todo lists and check off the items as we complete them, but this approach doesn't give us much insight into what we're doing beyond "this has been done" and "this still needs to be done".

The Kanban approach offers several benefits over todo lists, including:

The ability to see not just whether a task has been completed or not, but what stage of completion it's in.
The ability to limit the amount of work you have in progress at any one time.
The ability to easily collaborate with others, where each person has their own cards but they're all posted to the same board.

Kanban can be implemented on paper, on whiteboards, or in software; in this course we'll show you how to use Trello, a free web and mobile app that implements this process and allows for easy collaboration with others.

Whether you're new to the world of project management, want to move to Kanban & Trello from another project management system, or are already a Trello user, you'll find value in the topics discussed during this course as well as the examples and templates provided afterwards.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: About Productive, Not Busy

Lecture 2: About this course

Lecture 3: Notes for Section 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: The Basics

Lecture 1: Todo lists versus Kanban

Lecture 2: Notes for Lecture 4: Todo lists versus Kanban

Lecture 3: Visualizing workflows

Lecture 4: Notes for Lecture 6: Visualizing workflows

Lecture 5: Limiting your work-in-progress

Lecture 6: Notes for Lecture 8: Limiting your work-in-progress

Lecture 7: Further reading on Personal Kanban

Lecture 8: Notes for Lecture 10: Further reading on Personal Kanban

Lecture 9: Getting started with Trello

Lecture 10: Notes for Lecture 12: Getting started with Trello

Lecture 11: Creating your first board and cards

Lecture 12: Creating an organization

Lecture 13: Inviting other people

Chapter 3: Organizations & Boards

Lecture 1: Organizations

Lecture 2: Boards

Chapter 4: Cards

Lecture 1: Cards

Lecture 2: Notes for Lecture 19: Cards

Chapter 5: Trello Mobile Apps

Lecture 1: Trello Mobile Apps

Lecture 2: Notes for Lecture 21: Trello Mobile Apps

Chapter 6: Advanced Trello Features

Lecture 1: Recap

Lecture 2: Power-Ups

Lecture 3: Keyboard shortcuts

Lecture 4: Notes for Lecture 25: Keyboard shortcuts

Lecture 5: Email integration

Lecture 6: Notes for Lecture 27: Email integration

Lecture 7: Stickers

Lecture 8: The Trello API

Lecture 9: Notes for Lecture 30: The Trello API

Chapter 7: Advanced Kanban Topics

Lecture 1: Defining your own Workflows

Lecture 2: Notes for Lecture 32: Defining your own Workflows

Lecture 3: Working as a Kanban Team

Lecture 4: Notes for Lecture 34: Working as a Kanban Team

Lecture 5: Our in-depth Personal Kanban course

Lecture 6: Notes for Lecture 36: Our in-depth Personal Kanban course

Chapter 8: Trello Gold & Business Case

Lecture 1: Trello Gold

Lecture 2: Notes for Lecture 38: Trello Gold

Lecture 3: Trello Business Class

Lecture 4: Notes for Lecture 40: Trello Business Class

Chapter 9: Examples & Templates

Lecture 1: Recap

Lecture 2: Trello for Home Use – Chores

Lecture 3: Notes for Lecture 43: Trello for Home Use – Chores

Lecture 4: Trello for Home Use – Groceries

Lecture 5: Notes for Lecture 45: Trello for Home Use – Groceries

Lecture 6: Trello for Personal Use – Weekly Planner

Lecture 7: Notes for Lecture 47: Trello for Personal Use – Weekly Planner

Lecture 8: Trello for Personal Use – Monthly Planner

Lecture 9: Notes for Lecture 49: Trello for Personal Use – Monthly Planner

Lecture 10: Trello for Personal Use – Idea Incubation

Lecture 11: Notes for Lecture 51: Trello for Personal Use – Idea Incubation

Lecture 12: Trello for Business Use – Hiring Staff

Lecture 13: Notes for Lecture 53: Trello for Business Use – Hiring Staff

Lecture 14: Trello for Business Use – Staff Induction

Lecture 15: Notes for Lecture 55: Trello for Business Use – Staff Induction

Lecture 16: Trello for Business Use – Project Status

Lecture 17: Notes for Lecture 57: Trello for Business Use – Project Status

Lecture 18: Trello for Business Use – Sales Pipeline

Lecture 19: Notes for Lecture 59: Trello for Business Use – Sales Pipeline

Lecture 20: Trello for Business Use – Idea Incubation

Lecture 21: Notes for Lecture 61: Trello for Business Use – Idea Incubation

Lecture 22: Trello's Own Suggestions

Lecture 23: Notes for Lecture 63: Trello's Own Suggestions

Chapter 10: Final Thoughts

Lecture 1: Thank You!

Lecture 2: Notes for Lecture 65: Thank You!

Instructors

Willem Van Zyl
Productivity Coach at pronotbusy.com

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4 stars: 18 votes
5 stars: 13 votes

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