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Microsoft Project Tips & Tricks



Here is a tutorial/course that might help you with the basics ofMicrosoft Project.

Getting started with Project 2010:

Do you need to manage a project but aren’t sure how to get started with Project 2010? Learn how to start a new, blank project, create a few project tasks, and give structure to your project through outlining and linking one task to another.

About this course
This course includes:
 * Four self-paced lesson and one practice session for hands-on experience. The practice requires Project 2010.
 * A short test at the end of the lesson. The test is not scored.
 * A Quick Reference Card you can print at the end of the course.

Goals
After completing this course you will be able to:
 * Create a new project quickly and efficiently.
 * Create a new task and change task from manual to automatic scheduling.
 * Create relationships, or links, between tasks.
 * Outline tasks to add structure to your project.

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==== Attached are the Project templates that I went over at our last Cabinet meeting. Please feel free to modify/change as needed to meet your division’s PD planning needs. [Please remember to re-name it and save it to your H: drive.] I've also included the Interview Process templates as per a request. ==== ==== These files will not open unless you have Microsoft Project installed on your computer. **__If Microsoft Project has not been re-installed on your computer, please contact Jedd Jacke and he will install if for you.__** ====

**PLEASE NOTE: You must log-on to your Microsoft Project software (on your computer) and then open the template, otherwise it will ask for a password.**






Hand-outs Provided to you in Microsoft Project Folder