Building a solid Foundation
This microlearning module gives a quick introduction to the main tools in a project manager’s toolbox. Every project needs a project manager, and project managers need tools to deliver the expected results. You’ll learn about tools such as project charters, stakeholder maps, communications plans, statements of work, task plans, RACI’s, Raid Logs and more.
Module Objectives:
– List the key project management tools;
– Use project management tools effectively.
Module Length: 5 minutes
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