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Amber Fuhrer

20 Great Project Management Tools - 1 views

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    describes apps or suites of apps that help you organize, collaborate, estimate, and report
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    Its amazing how just a few years ago, resources like this were limited. Now the question is, which one of the many are going to provide you what you need. There are a significant amount of choices.
Janet Yowell

Parallels between project management and instructional design - 0 views

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    This article describes the stages of project management and instructional design. It outlines and compares the roles of project managers and instructional designers, and discusses how designers need to use a systematic approach.
dmcboggws

PMI CAPM Certification | Project Management Institute - 0 views

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    As students of project management, we learn how PMI's Project Management Professional Certification (PMP) is the ultimate PM industry certification to obtain (with which I agree). The PMP is a great goal to reach for, however, most students of project management are nowhere close to meeting the eligibility requirements necessary to pursue the PMP. You may or may not know that PMI has another option for entry-level project management professionals called the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM). The CAPM is appealing because it serves as a much more attainable stepping stone in our quest for the coveted PMP. - Duncan McBogg
dmcboggws

Ensuring eLearning Success: Six Simple Tips for Initiative Leaders - 0 views

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    This article is relatively old (2002). Nonetheless, it contains timeless tips to ensure eLearning success, particularly with regard to managing stakeholder expectations. -Duncan McBogg Abstract: Leading a major e-learning or blended learning initiative is a relatively new, complex and high-stakes challenge. Success depends on a variety of factors, not the least of which is the project leader's ability to manage threats in the form of miscommunication among key constituents, excessive rework, missed milestones, cost overruns, poor quality deliverables, etc. To help ensure the success of your organization's learning initiatives, consider how you might apply these proven tips:
LeRoy G

educationalwikis - 1 views

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    This will help to gain an understanding of educational wiki's and how to use wiki
LeRoy G

wiki - 1 views

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    This is a fun comprehensible video for new users regarding building and using a Wiki. It shws how it can be utilized
Michele Bennett

Kaizen for Projects - 0 views

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    If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! aizen is the engine of competitiveness in the Toyota Production System. It can have the same effect on the how we do our projects. Literature is thin on the topic.
Michele Bennett

The Kaizen Philosophy - 0 views

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    In this article, Preetam Kaushik explains what Kaizen is and how it is used in project management. It is an introduction to Kaizen - a philosophy developed by engineers while manufacturing cars at Toyota. It basically involves continuous improvements in all stages of any process with every small improvement making its own contribution to the final process.
melissagarrett86

"Project Management Insight" Blog - 0 views

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    I was researching information on writing an effective business case when I came across this blog. It's written by a practicing PM, which makes it interesting to me because I'm not officially a PM. The author's posts cover a variety of topics that are informative and interesting, and she gives a lot of helpful tips about project management. I especially like how she tags her articles and gives them simple titles, which makes it easy to skim over the pages and find something that piques your interest. Also, the articles are a good length for quick information-gathering.
desireepina

PMP test prep apps for iPhone and iPad - 2 views

Robert, good find! It seems there is an app for everything but what a great way to study on the go or when you have a free moment without having to log onto a traditional computer. Great if you tak...

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jencey

2013 Best Online Project Management Comparisons - 0 views

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    AWESOME CHART!!!! I really liked how they grouped them together and tried to list the features that were fairly global and unique to each software product.
crow0138

Five new trends in project management that enterprises simply can't ignore - 1 views

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    New technologies, revelations in behavioural science and changing cultures are generating exciting advances in the world of project management. In this article, I'll take a dive into five concepts that are creating buzz in the project management community, why they are important and what difference they're making in project work today.
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    Great article and how very true that traditional is going to have to be overhauled.
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    I found the five trends really interesting as they fly in the face of what we've been doing in this class. I think that everything we learned has value but with such drastic changes and approaches taking place it makes you wonder if the focus we've been on is in the wrong areas?? Anyway, I also came across this for Top 10 Trends in PM for 2013 which is similar in some ways: http://www.itbusinessedge.com/slideshows/top-10-trends-in-project-management-for-2013.html
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    Great find Adrienne!
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    I really like this one! Thanks for another great read! #3 is especially good!
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    Agreed - it is nice to read something forward-thinking.
m_rturnage

Help Identify Risks in eLearning (or, learn from my fail) - 1 views

The average completion rate of most free online courses is 7.5%. That means over 90% of participants sign up for a free online course and then drop out. (A nice visualization can be found here: htt...

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started by m_rturnage on 20 Jul 13 no follow-up yet
Michael Kazan

Evernote - 2 views

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    Perhaps this is an obvious post, but I still run across people who don't have a searchable, organized or unorganized online notebook, notepad, or repository of anything and all things you want to remember or keep track of. I've used it for smaller projects, to contain all of the lengthy articulations that are then hyperlinked to more formal Word documents or Excel charts. It's a phenomenally useful tool.
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    I agree, there aren't a whole lot of tools out there to stay organized like Evernote. I use MS One Note for the same type of folder organizing and also for passwords etc.
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    On the surface and quick glance, Evernote is like Pinterest but for your life :-) I am going to have to try it and see if it keeps me a little more organized!
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    I need a tool like this. How long was the learning curve? Do you have any tips for getting started? Pitfalls? Thanks.
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    I love Evernote because it's accessible from several mobile devices. I especially like their app (I'm using Android), because it's easy to use and fast. You could add multiple people to the account and share checklists, wiki-like notes pages, and calendar items. I'm not sure it would be ideal for huge projects with many parts, but it would be perfect for organizing a small collaboration or just for organizing your own work.
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    Michael, Thanks for sharing this app and your experience with it. This tool sounds just like the tool I need to track and remember all my pending tasks.
m_rturnage

Anyone planning to go to SXSW Edu? - 4 views

I submitted one titled "How to Keep Your Online Course from Crashing and Burning." I mention the recent debacles at San Jose State University and Georgia Tech and simple steps to avoid those mistakes.

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anonymous

Excel Project Management - Free Templates, Resources & Information - 2 views

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    This site is tremendous for doing a lot of very cool things in Excel. Any time I have a new project, I always check in here to see if there is anything that can help me get my information into a eye catching and user friendly format.
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    Nice - thanks! Looks like this has tons of useful information for a huge number of things. And I'm psyched if a product I already have and know how to use can also address project management needs pretty well...
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    John, I have been dissatisfied until now about what Excel templates I could find for Project Management. This site really fills in the blanks for me. I know Excel extremely well but still found this quite useful!
Marshall Stanley

Microsoft Project 2010 Tutorial - 0 views

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    This is a good overview tutorial of MS-Project. Shows how to create tasks, assign resources, and schedule them in the Gantt Chart.
m_rturnage

Great website for LMS research - including project management comparison templates - 0 views

I don't know how many people are familiar with the eLearning 24/7 blog, but they have some comparison tools when selecting an LMS or choosing the best eLearning development tool for your project. ...

started by m_rturnage on 23 Jul 13 no follow-up yet
wearnerr

Effective email communications - 2 views

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    Basic, but sometimes underutilized, steps to better communication via email.
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    This one is close to my ll share at work :)
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    Definitely good reminders for the workplace! It reminds me of a coworker who had the "reply all" button removed form their email accounts at her previous company because people just couldn't help themselves from over using it. These are good rules to pass around every once in awhile :).
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    I think we take for granted, because we have all been writing emails for a while, that we know how to make them effective. I would definitely share this at work!
sachristens

"Post Mortem" Review Questions - 2 views

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    Michael Greer's site that composes a list of questions as the project moves along. It starts with identifying lessons learned from other projects in order for the team to be refreshed for the new project.
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    I liked the idea of preparing responses in advance of a face-to-face meeting. That gives people the opportunity to reflect and provide quality answers.
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    These are good suggestions, but I think it would be even better to also instruct team members to jot down issues and solutions as they come up. I find that when we wait for a debrief after one of our huge events, many of us recall some of the problems that came up over the past months, but not all. There have been many times we've sat there looking at each other saying "what was that thing we had to deal with a few months back?" Sometimes we remember, sometimes we don't. Or conversely, we remember the problem, but didn't document exactly how we solved it and have to recreate the solution in the following year's event. So definitely something to be said for documenting feedback in the heart of the matter rather than in a recap, and reviewing the list in the recap meeting rather than trying to reconstruct it then.
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