Discover how to track tasks, manage projects, and collaborate seamlessly with Asana. Through hands-on practice and teamwork, gain confidence in this powerful tool for any role, from team member to admin.
Asana Essentials: Organize, Track, and Engage
Class Code | Date | Delivery Method | Cost |
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ITS-2086 |
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Live Online - 1 session | $300 |
ITS-2086 |
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In-person (Stanford RWC) - 1 session | $300 |
- Program Description
Asana is a leading project management and collaboration tool, enabling teams to coordinate tasks, manage projects, and track progress in real-time. This course guides students through Asana's core functionalities, from setting up tasks and organizing projects to using templates and workflow automations. With hands-on exercises, students will build their own projects and explore the different views for tracking progress, while learning how to communicate and collaborate effectively with their teams within the platform.
- Learning Objectives
Learning Objectives
- Set up a project and create tasks with details like due dates and assignees
- Differentiate between Asana's task views: List, Board, Calendar, and Timeline
- Utilize Asana templates and automate workflows for increased productivity
- Track progress through dashboards and generate reports for team updates- Topic Outline
Topic Outline
Introduction to Asana and Setup
- Overview of Asana's capabilities
- Setting up an account and exploring the interface
- Understanding the Asana structure (Workspaces, Teams, Projects, Tasks)Creating and Managing Tasks
- Adding task details, subtasks, and comments
- Organizing tasks with due dates and priorities
- Exploring different task views (List, Board, Calendar)Project Creation and Collaboration
- Setting up a new project with sections and milestones
- Inviting team members and assigning roles
- Task dependencies and timeline visualizationTemplates and Workflow Automation
- Using pre-built and custom templates
- Setting up automated rules for tasksTracking and Reporting Progress
- Monitoring project status and individual tasks
- Using dashboards and generating reports
- Prerequisites
Prerequisites
Participants should ideally have access to a team or individual Asana account. No prior experience with Asana is required.
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