Visual Project Management: Plan & Manage Complex Projects

In this lecture we will show you a brief demonstration of the capabilities of XMind 2021, its features and bells and whistles.

In this lecture we will show you how we create a new document and the various methods of doing so, and how design templates help to give uniformity to all the documents you create.

In this lecture we will show you how to understand the various levels of topics from central topic to sub-topics. We also show you the structures we utilize when working on projects.

In this lecture we will show you how to add notes to topics to allow you store additional information within each topic. We also demonstrate the use of markers to highlight progress levels across various sub-topics.

In this lecture we will show you how to use relations to link disparate topics together, use formatting like bold to highlight topics and colors to place attention on a subtopic.

In this lecture we demonstrate how to think through breaking down the segments of the project using the central and sub-topic structures.

In this lecture we continue where we left off and begin adding details to the map, showing how text from websites and links can be included as notes.

In this lecture we show how progress is made on a daily basis and how said project can be tracked using markers. We also demonstrate how further research can be done and kept track of right in the middle of a project.

In this lecture we show why it's important to keep track of not just progress, but also exactly where you last left off from. As multiple tasks may be in progress at the same time, using placeholders makes a huge difference.

In this lecture we demonstrate how to think through breaking down the segments of a 100 day Python bootcamp using the central and sub-topic structures.

In this lecture we continue where we left off and begin adding details to the map for the Python bootcamp, showing how text from websites and links can be included as notes.

In this lecture we show how progress is made on a daily basis and how learning projects can be tracked using markers. We also demonstrate how further research can be done and kept track of right in the middle of a project.

In this lecture we show why it's important to keep track of not just progress made during the bootcamp, but also what you last worked on. As multiple tasks may be in progress at the same time, using placeholders makes it easier to remain organized.

In this lecture we recap all we learned over the length of the course. Highlighting things of note and re-iterating pitfalls to avoid.

In this lecture we walk you through how you would take your own unique project along the same process we used on the two previous examples.

In this lecture we demonstrate how you can send us your project. We can help you map it out just like we did with the examples in this course.

In this lecture we thank you for completing the course, provide you guidance on next steps, and inform you about upcoming courses you might be interested in.