This year, one of my projects has been to translate project management approaches and terms for the higher education environment. It has been such a fun experience to make both YouTube videos and create blog posts to share this information.
While I’ve talked about my workflow channel, I haven’t really mentioned the blogging I’ve been doing over at my PM by Design website. That blog is an A-Z Guide of project management terms, where I explain what they are and how they might show up in higher education. I also share some steps to implement the concepts and some reflective questions.
If you are interested in learning more about the field of project management, I hope you’ll check out these resources.
Here are the videos that you can already view on the workflow channel:
- Why Your Project is More than a Task List
- You’re Already a Project Manager—Here’s Why
- Overwhelmed by PM Tools? Let’s Break it Down
- Not Knowing Your Project Style is Holding You Back
- Your 5-Stage Roadmap to Project Success
- How to Anticipate Change Through Risk Management
- Turn Your Planning System into a Daily Habit
- How to Go ‘All In’ on Digital Planning
- Why Leading Change is an Art and a Science
- Removing the Guesswork of Time Estimation
- Are Your Projects Chaotic? You May Need an Audit
- How to Streamline Team Projects with a RACI Matrix
- A Simple Tool for Leading More Effective Teams
- You’ve Been Asked to Sponsor a Project… Now What?
And the following posts are included on the A-Z Guide:
- After-Action Review
- Change Log
- Charter
- Critical Path Analysis
- Dashboard
- Deliverable
- Executive Sponsor
- Feasibility
- Gantt Chart
- Kanban Board
- Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Lessons Learned
- Milestones
- Prioritization Framework
- Resource Management Plan
- Scope
- Scope Creep
- Sponsor
- Team Charter
I’ll be adding to both of these sets of resources this year, so keep checking back for more project management guidance!
