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

Chapter 9. The Project Begins . . .

Q:	How can I get started managing my projects more effectively?
A:	Create a checklist to jump-start your transition.

In this book, you have learned how to do the following:

• Determine the tasks that need to be done by the project manager and those that should be done by a developer

• Build a project charter to document business objectives, learning objectives, scope, risk, and constraints

• Build a project plan for new course development, course acquisition, or contracted training projects

• Create a work breakdown structure to uncover the activities needed to complete a project

• Plan and manage the cost of training projects

• Create critical path networks and bar charts to manage the project schedule and resource allocation ...