Holiday Closure
The OUC (including FSS Help), along with other CU System Administration offices, will be closed from
Monday, December 23, 2024, through Wednesday, January 1, 2025.
We will reopen for normal business hours on Thursday, January 2.
The OUC (including FSS Help), along with other CU System Administration offices, will be closed from
Monday, December 23, 2024, through Wednesday, January 1, 2025.
We will reopen for normal business hours on Thursday, January 2.
Our working environments are becoming more and more collaborative. Yet, the tools we use to manage this collaboration (usually email) haven’t changed much in the past three decades. Your day-to-day involves a lot to keep track of: deadlines, project updates, file revisions, and all the while you need to have substantive conversations with your colleagues to make good decisions.
Slack and Trello work together to help your team collaborate more effectively. Slack transforms your team’s conversations by breaking them out of the silo of email into conversational channels. And Trello helps your team manage business processes with its flexible “card” interface.
By streamlining your team communication and business process management, you have more time to get ACTUAL WORK DONE.
Program Level: Basic
Prerequisites: N/A
Advanced Preparation: N/A
Instructional Method: Group-Live
Instructor: Chris Seek, Michael Edwards
Recommended CPE Credit: 1.0 Hours
Field of Study: Management Services
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Identify key functions of Slack and Trello, and how they work together;
Trello:
Create a Trello Team
Create cards, lists, and boards
Set due dates and notifications
Add task lists and attachments
Use cards and lists to manage business processes
Slack
Create a Slack team;
Edit your Slack profile;
Write and reply to Slack messages,
Share links and files;
Join channels and groups;
Create posts and text snippets;
Find conversations and files within Slack; and,
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