See how to manage stakeholder expectations by providing e-learning project time estimates in this example.
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- Wow, this is awesome Jackie! Thank you so much for putting this together! I plan on using this for a constant reference.
- Thanks, Stanford! I'm so happy it'll be helpful to you!
- This is very useful. Thank you.
- I'm glad it'll be of help to you, Kultalee! You're very welcome.
- That was great, I followed the research and found more recent study on blended learning which was incredibly useful. Thanks!
- That's fantastic, Chris! You're welcome!
- I think we should send this out to our customers when they 'question' our project timeframes ;)
brilliant work Jackie!- Exactly, Chara! When I quote projects I literally link to this study. Clients love it and it gives us a common frame of reference to work from.
- Thanks so much for sharing this Jackie. I hope you'll be keeping it posted and live.
- You're welcome, Rick! I'll definitely be keeping it alive and available. After all, I want to keep referring to it, too!
In case it's helpful, here's my blog post about it: http://www.jackievannice.com/?p=175071445
- Delightful! Thank you so much!
- You're welcome, Lu Anne!
- This gives me so much clarity. Thank you so much.
- You're welcome, Sandra! It does take an amazingly complex topic and crystallizes it into information that's easy to use. I'm so glad it's helpful to you!
- Great interactive with great information. Very few SMEs "get" how much work goes into an hour of a superb e-learning course. Thanks, Jackie!
- Thanks, Jen - and I agree! That's why it's great to share info like this with anyone who needs to "get" it. :)
- I love Bryan's research and reference quite often...love that you've put it into this beautiful interactive format. Thanks as always, Jackie!
- Thanks, Brooke! It's great to hear you use Bryan's (incredibly useful) info too!
- Thank you. This is so useful! I always tell myself to be better at tracking my time on projects (and I still will strive to be) but this is a great tool.
- You're welcome, Adena! I'm glad it'll help.
My favorite (free!) tool for time tracking is Toggl, by the way. The easier and quicker it is to start and stop projects and tasks - the better. :)
