Project Management for Trainers: Stop "Winging It" and Get Control of Your Training Projects

Some Practical Help

Using the fictional case example presented in chapter 2 (developing a one-hour meeting management course), consider what might happen if the organization hired to write the meeting guidelines only focused on behavior during a meeting and not pre- and postmeeting activities. What would happen if your project was now responsible for developing pre- and post-meeting guidelines? Consider the answers to the following questions:

Q:	Does this change affect the scope of the project? (Hint: check the diagram in figure 2.2.)
A:	Yes—there are more sources from which to gather information about pre-and postmeeting activities
Q:	If yes, how does it affect the scope? Will the project require more or less work?
A:	The project will require more ...