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Introduction 2
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Introduction to Project Management 19 minLecture1.1
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Quiz 1 5 questionsQuiz1.1
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Project Management Lifecycle 2
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Project Management Lifecycle 15 minLecture2.1
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Quiz 1 5 questionsQuiz2.1
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Fundamentals of Project Initiation: Starting Your Project Right 2
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Project Initiation 13 minLecture3.1
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Quiz 1 5 questionsQuiz3.1
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Organisational Culture 2
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Organisational Culture and how it affects projects 12 minLecture4.1
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Quiz 1 4 questionsQuiz4.1
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Setting SMART Goals in Project Management 2
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Setting SMART goals 21 minLecture5.1
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Quiz 1 3 questionsQuiz5.1
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Agile and Scrum in Project Management 1
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Agile and Scrum in Project Management 12 minLecture6.1
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Facilitating a Project Kickoff Meeting, Tasks and Milestones and Work Breakdown Structure 3
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Project Kickoff Meeting 17 minLecture7.1
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Tasks and Milestones 17 minLecture7.2
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Work Breakdown Structure 02 minLecture7.3
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Effective Project Communication in Project Management 2
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Effective Project Communication 14 minLecture8.1
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Quiz 1 4 questionsQuiz8.1
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Effective Communication and Collaboration with Slack 1
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Slack 32 minLecture9.1
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Risk Management 2
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Risk Management 24 minLecture10.1
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Quiz 1 5 questionsQuiz10.1
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Cost Benefit Analysis 2
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Cost Benefit Analysis 05 minLecture11.1
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Quiz 1 5 questionsQuiz11.1
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Budgeting and Procurement 2
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Budgeting and Procurement 20 minLecture12.1
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Quiz 1 5 questionsQuiz12.1
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BONUS: Practical Project Walkthrough 1
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Practical Project Walkthrough 14 minLecture13.1
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PRACTICAL: Asana for Project Management 1
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Project Management Software: Asana 42 minLecture14.1
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Conclusion 1
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ConclusionLecture15.1
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4 Comments
For the portfolio can one share this as part of their work through Asana
HI, if i understand your question correctly, then this is my answer. Asana’s portfolio feature is designed to help users track and manage multiple projects and initiatives in one place, providing a high-level overview of progress and performance across teams and projects. While it is possible to save work and project-related files within Asana, it is important to note that Asana is primarily designed as a project management and collaboration tool, not a file storage or sharing platform.
That being said, Asana does offer some options for sharing project-related files and information with team members or external collaborators. For example, users can attach files to specific tasks or projects and collaborate with others on those tasks or projects. Users can also use Asana’s comment feature to discuss specific tasks or projects, share feedback, and ask questions.
Additionally, users can invite external collaborators to specific projects or portfolios, giving them access to project information and updates. External collaborators can be added as guests to specific tasks or projects, allowing them to view progress and contribute to the work without being able to access other projects or teams within the organization.
However, it’s important to note that Asana is not intended to be a file storage or sharing platform like Dropbox or Google Drive. While it is possible to attach files to tasks or projects within Asana, there may be limitations on the size and type of files that can be uploaded.
This is great app and am learning it here. I have downloaded it and created a project. I appreciate your lecture.
wow so impactive