Join Zack Arnold for an in-depth discussion in this video Trello and Getting Things Done (GTD), part of Trello Essential Training.
- [Instructor] If you're unfamiliar with GTD,…this stands for Getting Things Done,…and it's one of the most popular…productivity systems out there.…Originally developed by David Allen,…and as a side note you can listen…to my podcast interview with David…by visiting optimizeyourself.me/episode04.…So devised by David Allen, the GTD system…is designed to help you clearly identify…what tasks belong in which buckets,…so you are never overwhelmed by what needs to get done next.…If you would like to go deeper into this system,…David has an entire course available…to walk you through his five step process…in the online course library,…and I also demonstrate my use of the GTD system…in my other course, Post Productivity Weekly.…
For the sake of this lesson, I'm going to assume…that you already have basic knowledge…of how the GTD system works.…The first step, is we're going to go ahead…and create another new board,…and this one we're going to call our GTD board.…Once again, I'm fine if it belongs to my first team,…that it's team visible, and I'm going to make this one orange.…
Author
Zack Arnold
Released
5/8/2018Getting Things Done® is a registered trademark of the David Allen Company.
- Building teams in Trello
- Understanding the anatomy of a Trello card and board
- Managing notifications
- Linking cards and boards
- Forwarding to cards and boards
- Assigning due dates and calendars
- Filtering
- Cleaning up complete and unused cards, lists, and boards
- Bonus tips for project management on Trello
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome2m 4s
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1. The Anatomy of Trello Boards and Cards
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Managing notifications3m 37s
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Moving and copying5m 15s
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2. More Advanced Features
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Linking cards together4m 18s
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Linking boards together1m 22s
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3. More Power-Ups and Extensions
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Power-Ups at a glance3m 11s
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4. Bonus Tips for Project Managers
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Trello and the Kanban method4m 58s
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Trello and agile/scrum6m 56s
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Trello and Gantt6m 33s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 9s
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