A mind mapping tool I developed to help me understand project management process groups and knowledge areas
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A mind mapping tool I developed to help me understand project management process groups and knowledge areas
https://bank.ecampusontario.ca/response/how-to-use-the-mindmapping-tool-for-project-management/
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Authors Terry Greene and Jodie Black in “Patch Two- Adjusting Instruction during a Lesson” have advocated thoughtful planning of student learning activities by carefully considering not only the target task, but also its pre-requisite, next task, as well as an easier version and a harder version of the task. They have demonstrated a couple of more… »
Project monitoring and controlling comes naturally to experienced project professionals. It’s like running the car on cruise control/ auto pilot mode. However, for students new to this domain, deconstructing the monitoring and controlling steps and highlighting the skills needed at each step is critical for their understanding
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Got inspired by my colleagues in using canva.com to create this infographic, to inspire students to learn and excel in project management
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The notes capture some important changes to the current edition of “The PMBOK® Guide”, a “Project Management Institute” publication. Next edition (7th) is expected in the first quarter of 2021 and is being eagerly awaited by the Project Management Professionals.
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Linked web page provides a birds eye view of the course “MGMT8300- Introduction to Project Management”, a popular course across various programs in the School of Business.
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Risk tolerance classifications in Project Risk Management Students often find it difficult to grasp the concept of the 3 risk tolerance classifications: 1. Risk Averse 2. Risk Neutral 3. Risk Seeker Traditional explanation Risk tolerance classifications have been defined in terms of the following 2 functions: a) Utility– The extent of satisfaction gained/ comfort displayed more… »
This is an empathy map for using Microsoft Teams as the main collaboration and presentation tool in a group project.