The Ultimate Project Manager's Essentials Bundle

The Ultimate Project Manager's Essentials Bundle, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 335 lectures, 65 quizzes, based on 26 reviews, and has 346 subscribers.

You will learn about The different versions of Jira and navigating Jira’s interface Basics of agile methodology and key agile and Jira terminology Team-managed project vs. company-managed project in Jira How to create and manage Scrum boards and Kanban boards in Jira Jira’s reports and roadmaps and understanding workflows and how schemes work How to create issues and the various issue types in Jira What is Confluence and key Confluence terms and concepts Understanding the differences between Confluence and Jira and using them together Creating, using, and deleting Personal Spaces in Confluence Creating, navigating, and managing Team Spaces and working with teams in Confluence Task management in Confluence and managing files in Spaces Setting up an account in Monday and logging in for the first time Learn Monday's user interface and learn how to create and delete boards Adding data to boards, connecting boards, and adding automations and integrations to a board in Monday Using Calendar, Workload, Form, Kanban, and Gantt board views in Monday Creating dashboards and adding basic widgets in Monday Setting up an Asana profile and creating projects and tasks All about the My Task and Inbox view in Asana and achieving “Inbox zero” How to collaborate in Asana and how to set who sees what Utilizing the search, advanced search, and reporting features in Asana Maximizing Asana with some productivity tips Learn the basics of Project 2019 by setting up tasks Learn all about critical paths in MS Project and the Gantt view Learn to consolidate multiple projects in MS Project Discover how to use subtasks, dependencies, deadlines, and resources Master resource allocation, leveling and baselines in MS Project Discover how to use outline codes and WBS codes in Microsoft Project Start to use macros in Microsoft Project to speed up your work Learn about saving your project as a template for future projects Discover how to track and manage costs in Project including how budgets work Create a plan in Microsoft Planner from scratch and from an Outlook group Navigate the Project for the Web interface Import a project from Project Online and create a Project from a template and from scratch Access plans from Microsoft Teams and visualize project plans in a Microsoft Teams channel Create a connection between Power BI and Project for the Web (Dataverse) Navigate the Power BI interface Create a dashboard to display key metrics, build a custom report, and publish a report to the Power BI service This course is ideal for individuals who are Team Managers and Project Managers or Anyone new to the project management role or Beginner Jira, Confluence, Asana, Monday, and/or MS Project users who want to explore the software's functionalities or Anyone who wishes to use any of these applications for project management and work organization or Users new to Microsoft Project 2019 and those upgrading from previous software versions It is particularly useful for Team Managers and Project Managers or Anyone new to the project management role or Beginner Jira, Confluence, Asana, Monday, and/or MS Project users who want to explore the software's functionalities or Anyone who wishes to use any of these applications for project management and work organization or Users new to Microsoft Project 2019 and those upgrading from previous software versions.

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Summary

Title: The Ultimate Project Manager's Essentials Bundle

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 335

Number of Quizzes: 65

Number of Published Lectures: 332

Number of Published Quizzes: 65

Number of Curriculum Items: 400

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 397

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

The different versions of Jira and navigating Jira’s interface
Basics of agile methodology and key agile and Jira terminology
Team-managed project vs. company-managed project in Jira
How to create and manage Scrum boards and Kanban boards in Jira
Jira’s reports and roadmaps and understanding workflows and how schemes work
How to create issues and the various issue types in Jira
What is Confluence and key Confluence terms and concepts
Understanding the differences between Confluence and Jira and using them together
Creating, using, and deleting Personal Spaces in Confluence
Creating, navigating, and managing Team Spaces and working with teams in Confluence
Task management in Confluence and managing files in Spaces
Setting up an account in Monday and logging in for the first time
Learn Monday's user interface and learn how to create and delete boards
Adding data to boards, connecting boards, and adding automations and integrations to a board in Monday
Using Calendar, Workload, Form, Kanban, and Gantt board views in Monday
Creating dashboards and adding basic widgets in Monday
Setting up an Asana profile and creating projects and tasks
All about the My Task and Inbox view in Asana and achieving “Inbox zero”
How to collaborate in Asana and how to set who sees what
Utilizing the search, advanced search, and reporting features in Asana
Maximizing Asana with some productivity tips
Learn the basics of Project 2019 by setting up tasks
Learn all about critical paths in MS Project and the Gantt view
Learn to consolidate multiple projects in MS Project
Discover how to use subtasks, dependencies, deadlines, and resources
Master resource allocation, leveling and baselines in MS Project
Discover how to use outline codes and WBS codes in Microsoft Project
Start to use macros in Microsoft Project to speed up your work
Learn about saving your project as a template for future projects
Discover how to track and manage costs in Project including how budgets work
Create a plan in Microsoft Planner from scratch and from an Outlook group
Navigate the Project for the Web interface
Import a project from Project Online and create a Project from a template and from scratch
Access plans from Microsoft Teams and visualize project plans in a Microsoft Teams channel
Create a connection between Power BI and Project for the Web (Dataverse)
Navigate the Power BI interface
Create a dashboard to display key metrics, build a custom report, and publish a report to the Power BI service

Who Should Attend

Team Managers and Project Managers
Anyone new to the project management role
Beginner Jira, Confluence, Asana, Monday, and/or MS Project users who want to explore the software's functionalities
Anyone who wishes to use any of these applications for project management and work organization
Users new to Microsoft Project 2019 and those upgrading from previous software versions

Target Audiences

Team Managers and Project Managers
Anyone new to the project management role
Beginner Jira, Confluence, Asana, Monday, and/or MS Project users who want to explore the software's functionalities
Anyone who wishes to use any of these applications for project management and work organization
Users new to Microsoft Project 2019 and those upgrading from previous software versions

**This bundle includes downloadable course instructor files and exercise files to work with and follow along with, plus LIFETIME access!

This mega-value eight-course bundle gets you full access to courses on project software and services you need to manage your projects successfully.

Whether your project is big or small, business or personal, there are so many options now to ensure your success. Harness the power of Microsoft Project, Project for the Web, Monday, Jira, Confluence, and Asana to become a project master.

There are no prerequisites to the courses besides access to the applications taught in this bundle and an eagerness to learn.

What’s included?

Getting Started in Jira:

The different versions of Jira
Basics of agile methodology
Key agile and Jira terminology
Navigating Jira’s interface
How to create and customize a team-managed project
Using a company-managed project
Team-managed project vs. company-managed project
How to create and manage Scrum boards and Kanban boards
How to create issues and the various issue types
Creating filters
Using dashboards
Jira’s reports and roadmaps
User management
Understanding workflows
Understanding how schemes work
Creating custom fields
Automation basics
Jira system administration overview
Customizing Jira using the administrative back end

Introduction to Confluence:

What is Confluence?
Key Confluence terms and concepts
Understanding the differences between Confluence and Jira
Getting familiar with Confluence’s interface
Creating, using, and deleting Personal Spaces
Creating, navigating, and managing Team Spaces
Task management in Confluence
How to use the Confluence mobile app
Working with teams in Confluence
Managing files in Spaces
Using Confluence’s administrative back end
Overview of Confluence user management
Controlling user permissions in Confluence
Using Jira and Confluence together
How to export and back up Spaces.

Monday for Beginners:

Setting up an account and logging in for the first time
An overview of the Monday user interface
How to create and delete boards
Essential columns and board templates
Adding data to boards and connecting boards
Searching, sorting, and filtering board data
How to add additional board views
Using calendar, workload, form, Kanban, and Gantt board views
Working with notifications, inbox, and my work
How to share a full board on a public URL
Creating dashboards and adding basic widgets
Printing and presenting dashboards
How to add automation and integrations to a board

Introduction to Asana:

How to create Projects and Tasks in Asana
Layouts in Asana
Using the My Task and Inbox view in Asana
How to collaborate in Asana and how to set who sees what
How to use Custom Fields in Asana
All about the different views in Asana
Forms in Asana
How to use Search and Advanced Search in Asana
About using Portfolios and Goals
How to get to grips with the Admin Console

Asana for Employees and Managers:

Set up your Asana profile and add a picture
Work with My Tasks (for both employees and managers)
Achieve “Inbox zero” in Asana
Utilize the search and reporting features
Create, edit, and collaborate on a task
Maximize Asana with some helpful productivity tips
Define conventions as a manager
Manage project members, status updates, and portfolios
Keep an account healthy

Microsoft Project 2019 Beginners:

The MS Project 2019 workspace and the ribbon, help, and Project options
Navigate project calendars, timelines, and critical paths
Setting up tasks and dependencies between them, including lag and lead times
Managing project costs, leveling, and resolving resource over-allocations
Project security and saving and protecting Project files
Useful techniques for tracing task paths to simplify unruly Gantt charts
Setting up baselines and interim plans
How to work with costs and deadlines and overcome scheduling issues
Saving your project as a template for future projects

Microsoft Project 2019 Advanced:

About resource sharing including setting up a resource pool across projects
How to consolidate different projects into a single project
How to set up recurring tasks to save you time
About custom fields and how to automate calculations in a custom field
How Outline and WBS codes work and how to use them in your project
How to properly manage costs including setting fixed costs, budgets, variable costs, and overtime
How custom tables and custom views work
Detail on advanced sorting, filtering, and grouping
Creating customized reports, and charts and how to edit certain elements of a report
About Earned Value Analysis
How to import and export data from Excel, Word, and Notepad
Using macros in Microsoft Project

Microsoft Project for the Web:

Explain what Project for the Web is and why it is useful
Compare Planner, Project for the Web, and Project Online
Differentiate between the different Project Plans

Microsoft Planner

Create a plan in Microsoft Planner from scratch and from an Outlook group
Add members to a plan
Create and edit task details
Organize tasks into buckets and assign labels
Update task progress and priority
Attach files to tasks
Access plans from Microsoft Teams
Use Smart Backgrounds
Export a plan to Excel

Project for the Web

Navigate the Project for the Web interface
Import a project from Project Online
Create a Project from a template and from scratch
Customize column headings
Set the Start and End dates of a Project
Create new tasks and assign members to tasks
Add structure with summary and subtasks
Use Timeline view to modify tasks
Update task progress
Add attachments, notes, and checklist items
Group tasks into custom buckets
Create task dependencies
Categorize tasks with labels
Hide and remove columns
Share projects and tasks with others
Visualize project plans in a Microsoft Teams channel
Create a project roadmap

Project for the Web: Reporting with Power BI

Create a connection between Power BI and Project for the Web (Dataverse)
Locate and download the Power BI reporting template
Navigate the Power BI interface
Understand how visualizations are built and formatted
Create slicers to filter report data
Work with tables and matrix tables
Update/refresh report data
Build a custom report
Publish a report to the Power BI service
Create a dashboard to display key metrics.

This course bundle includes:

34+ hoursof video tutorials
300+ individual videolectures
Certificate of completion
Course and Exercise filesto help you follow along

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started in Jira: Course Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: WATCH ME: Essential Information for a Successful Training Experience

Lecture 3: Downloadable Course Transcript

Lecture 4: DOWNLOAD ME: Course Files

Lecture 5: Versions of Jira

Chapter 2: Getting Started in Jira: Concepts You Need to Know in Jira

Lecture 1: What is Jira?

Lecture 2: Basics of Agile Methodology

Lecture 3: Key Agile Terms You'll Find in Jira

Lecture 4: Jira Terms You Need to Know

Lecture 5: Getting Familiar with Jira's Interface

Chapter 3: Getting Started in Jira: Using Team-Managed Projects

Lecture 1: Team-Managed Projects vs Company-Managed Projects

Lecture 2: Creating a Team-Managed Project

Lecture 3: Navigating Team-Managed Projects

Lecture 4: Creating Issues in Team-Managed Projects

Lecture 5: Customizing Team-Managed Projects

Chapter 4: Getting Started in Jira: Using Company-Managed Projects

Lecture 1: Creating a Company-Managed Project

Lecture 2: Navigating Company-Managed Projects

Lecture 3: Creating a New Scrum Board

Lecture 4: Scrum Agile Board Overview

Lecture 5: Customizing Scrum Boards

Lecture 6: Continuing to Customize Our Scrum Board

Lecture 7: Creating a New Kanban Board

Lecture 8: Kanban Agile Board Overview

Lecture 9: Customizing Kanban Boards

Lecture 10: Creating Issues

Lecture 11: Overview of the Issue Detail View

Lecture 12: Creating Filters

Lecture 13: Using Dashboards

Lecture 14: Sharing Filters

Lecture 15: Reports in Jira

Lecture 16: Roadmaps in Jira

Lecture 17: Bulk Creating Issues

Lecture 18: Bulk Editing Issues

Chapter 5: Getting Started in Jira: Jira's Administrative Back End

Lecture 1: User Management in Jira

Lecture 2: Company-Managed Project Administration Overview

Lecture 3: Understanding Workflows

Lecture 4: Understanding How Schemes Work

Lecture 5: Creating a New Issue Type

Lecture 6: Creating Custom Fields

Lecture 7: Basics of Automation in Jira

Lecture 8: Jira System Administration Overview

Chapter 6: Getting Started in Jira: Course Conclusion

Lecture 1: Course Conclusion

Chapter 7: Introduction to Confluence: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: READ ME: Essential Information for a Successful Training Experience

Lecture 3: Downloadable Course Transcript

Lecture 4: Versions of Confluence

Chapter 8: Introduction to Confluence: Concepts You Need to Know Before Using Confluence

Lecture 1: What is Confluence?

Lecture 2: Understanding the Differences Between Confluence and Jira

Lecture 3: Confluence Terms You Need to Know

Lecture 4: Getting Familiar with Confluence's Interface

Chapter 9: Introduction to Confluence: Using Personal Spaces

Lecture 1: Understanding Personal Spaces and Team Spaces

Lecture 2: Creating a Personal Space

Lecture 3: Navigating Our Personal Space

Lecture 4: Creating Pages in our Personal Space

Lecture 5: Controlling Who Can See our Personal Space

Lecture 6: Deleting a Personal Space

Chapter 10: Introduction to Confluence: Using Team Spaces

Lecture 1: Creating, Navigating and Pages in a Team Space

Lecture 2: Page Drafts and Unpublished Versions

Lecture 3: Editing an Existing Page

Lecture 4: Setting a New Homepage

Lecture 5: Overview of Our Space Settings

Lecture 6: Getting to Pages Quickly with Stars

Lecture 7: Using the Watch Page Feature

Lecture 8: Task Management in Confluence

Lecture 9: How Blogs Work

Lecture 10: Importing Word Documents

Lecture 11: Exporting Pages Out of Confluence

Lecture 12: Using the Confluence Mobile App

Chapter 11: Introduction to Confluence: Managing Team Spaces

Lecture 1: Collaborative Editing

Lecture 2: Sharing Pages with our Team

Lecture 3: Working with Teams in Confluence

Lecture 4: Managing Files in Our Space

Lecture 5: Page Restrictions

Chapter 12: Introduction to Confluence: Administrating Confluence

Lecture 1: User Management Overview

Lecture 2: Working with Groups

Lecture 3: Controlling User Permissions in Confluence

Lecture 4: Creating New Templates

Lecture 5: Using Jira and Confluence Together

Instructors

Simon Sez IT
870,000+ Students, 260+ Courses, Learners in 180+ Countries

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