Trello is a popular project management tool for organizing learning, work, or home life. Check with your instructor to see if you will be using Trello in your workflow and if they are creating a template for you before you create your own. That said, many of our learners have expanded their use of this tool to plan their academic life and course tasks. Getting organized is a key component to success!
Here is a video that demonstrates the basics of Trello for organizing an Inquiry project:
- A short tutorial to help you get Know basic Trello terminology and features: Boards, Lists, and Cards
- Some Trello pro tips.
- Also, below you’ll find an example of a grade 9 inquiry board filled out for an inquiry on Monarchy and Power:
and here was the output after lots of research for an open inquiry project – a board game that incorporated history, english, mathematics (probability), art (graphic design), and more! #edci336news #edci336 #inquiry pic.twitter.com/gT2SsA3gZa
— Dr. Valerie Irvine (she/her) (@_valeriei) September 14, 2018
Trello Competencies
- Basic Trello Skills:
- Know Trello terminology: Boards, Lists, and Cards
- Create a Trello board, add cards, and board organization.
- Trello comments and mentions for moving projects along.
- Advanced Trello Skills:
- Create a Trello team & team administration.
- Trello calendar and Google Drive integration.
- Trello pro tips.
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