Manage any type of project or team using Microsoft Planner
InstructorGeorge Smarts
Free
Instruction spans from basic task creation and bucket organization to more complex elements like custom fields, conditional coloring, and task dependencies.
The curriculum utilizes specific scenarios, such as creating a Sprint Plan and personal projects, to demonstrate practical tool usage.
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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This image displays the Microsoft Planner board interface, illustrating how tasks are organized into columns like Business Case and Development to track project progress.
This view displays the detailed task editing modal in Microsoft Planner, allowing users to configure specific attributes like bucket assignment, progress status, and priority levels.
The Microsoft Planner Charts view displays a donut chart tracking task completion status alongside a bar chart visualizing distribution across different buckets.
Learners have found the step-by-step explanations effective for side-by-side practice alongside the instructor.
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