I am a new member to the E-learning Heroes forum. I am researching collaboration tools for a newbie learning designer and wanted to ask your opinion on which one you feel was the most bang for your buck. Ideally, looking for a free tool even if it has minimal features. I have found Zoho and Red Stamp but wanted to know if you have others ou prefer?
ActiveCollab is a little like Basecamp. Any of these tools can work if everyone on the team is committed to them. I've used an Excel spreadsheet to articulate and track schedule. A Google Spreadsheet is pretty snazzy for tracking both schedule and defects.
I've recently started playing with Realtimeboard for project planning. Someone mentioned it in another thread. I really like it so far. Though I think I could do similar with a Google Presentation or Drawing. Still neat to use with some great tools.
I've also had some success with Trac from edgewall. It's free but requires some tech-fu to configure your own server. It's made for software development but can work for other things. It integrates with source control, so for lots of moving parts, it works pretty well.
Downsides to this one:
You need a server / server admin with some configuration chops
It's made for techies. So if anyone on the team isn't comfortable, it's nearly useless
I like Replicon for project management. The reason behind mine liking the tool is that its hassle free in experience and manage the projects subdividing into small small tasks and assign it to the team members working for it. In such a situation what happens is the work is done up with more accuracy and specific. The tool basically is based on a cloud based platform and the user friendliness of the same in terms of the navigation and usability makes it a useful tool for me.
I'd like to recommend you to give proofhub a try. Very easy and feature rich project management tool. It is loaded with features like time tracking, gantt chart, to-do's and lots more + it contains proofing tool which helps designers a lot. Give it a go
Hi, have you tried Jira? It is good. Plus, you can have a look at Personal Goals Manager component as well (but it is for Joomla! based websites only).
There are many project management collaboration tools available, and the best one for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences. However, here are a few options to consider:
Trello: Trello is a popular project management tool that uses boards, lists, and cards to help teams collaborate and stay organized. It has a free version that includes basic features like unlimited boards, cards, and users, as well as integration with other tools like Google Drive, Slack, and Dropbox.
Asana: Asana is another popular project management tool that offers a range of features like task management, team communication, and project tracking. It has a free version that includes basic features like task lists, calendars, and file attachments, as well as integrations with other tools like Google Drive, Dropbox, and Slack.
Basecamp: Basecamp is a project management tool that combines task management, team communication, and file sharing in one platform. It has a free version that includes basic features like to-do lists, schedules, and message boards, as well as integration with other tools like Google Drive and Dropbox.
These are just a few of the many project management collaboration tools available, and each one has its own unique features and benefits. It's worth exploring different options and trying out a few to see which one works best for you and your team.
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ActiveCollab is a little like Basecamp. Any of these tools can work if everyone on the team is committed to them. I've used an Excel spreadsheet to articulate and track schedule. A Google Spreadsheet is pretty snazzy for tracking both schedule and defects.
I've recently started playing with Realtimeboard for project planning. Someone mentioned it in another thread. I really like it so far. Though I think I could do similar with a Google Presentation or Drawing. Still neat to use with some great tools.
I've also had some success with Trac from edgewall. It's free but requires some tech-fu to configure your own server. It's made for software development but can work for other things. It integrates with source control, so for lots of moving parts, it works pretty well.
Downsides to this one:
Thank you!
I like Replicon for project management. The reason behind mine liking the tool is that its hassle free in experience and manage the projects subdividing into small small tasks and assign it to the team members working for it. In such a situation what happens is the work is done up with more accuracy and specific. The tool basically is based on a cloud based platform and the user friendliness of the same in terms of the navigation and usability makes it a useful tool for me.
Besides BaseCamp, I have also used Podio and liked it a lot.
I'd like to recommend you to give proofhub a try. Very easy and feature rich project management tool. It is loaded with features like time tracking, gantt chart, to-do's and lots more + it contains proofing tool which helps designers a lot. Give it a go
Hi, have you tried Jira? It is good. Plus, you can have a look at Personal Goals Manager component as well (but it is for Joomla! based websites only).
We use Trello. It is based on the Kanban card system and is a really nice visual way of looking at projects.
You can also try Proofhub for online collaboration and project management. Take a look at http://www.proofhub.com/
Hi everyone!
I lnow I'm a bit late, but better late than never) Here's a great article on most important and popular project management systems that can give you a heads up in the choice of PMS for you: http://www.oxagile.com/company/blog/project-management-software-jira-one-know/
We just starting using Trello and love it so far! Really easy to use, free and is easily adaptable to all kinds of projects!
The guys at MojoTech put out a nice tool for managing projects & scheduling called Allocate.
Note sure!!! if discuss is still active,. I would suggest to develop course through cloud based system management solutions.
https://www.valuelabs.com
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Indeed Rakesh S,
Technology has become so obsolete rapidly that we should launch again this discussion.
In my case, I'm using Asana even if the Premium Fee is $$$. I've heard about Notion.com that seems to be amazing.
Hi there,
There are many project management collaboration tools available, and the best one for you will depend on your specific needs and preferences. However, here are a few options to consider:
Trello: Trello is a popular project management tool that uses boards, lists, and cards to help teams collaborate and stay organized. It has a free version that includes basic features like unlimited boards, cards, and users, as well as integration with other tools like Google Drive, Slack, and Dropbox.
Asana: Asana is another popular project management tool that offers a range of features like task management, team communication, and project tracking. It has a free version that includes basic features like task lists, calendars, and file attachments, as well as integrations with other tools like Google Drive, Dropbox, and Slack.
Basecamp: Basecamp is a project management tool that combines task management, team communication, and file sharing in one platform. It has a free version that includes basic features like to-do lists, schedules, and message boards, as well as integration with other tools like Google Drive and Dropbox.
These are just a few of the many project management collaboration tools available, and each one has its own unique features and benefits. It's worth exploring different options and trying out a few to see which one works best for you and your team.