Digital Project Management Fluency

This lesson introduces foundational topics, such as what is digital project management, when to use it, and how it came to be.

This lesson defines digital project management and the key stages that go into a project's lifecycle. It also covers business justifications for a digital project.

This lesson introduces two common methodologies - Waterfall and Agile - and some related frameworks on which digital projects are typically based.

This lesson covers the first of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle - Initiation. It involves setting a project scope and identifying key participants in the digital project.

This lesson covers the second of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle - Planning. It involves analyzing if a project is worth investing in and then creating a project plan.

This lesson covers the third of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle - Execution. It involves analyzing risks and engaging stakeholders with effective communication.

This lesson covers the fourth of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle - Monitor and Control. It involves creating target goals and measuring a project's performance.

This lesson covers the last of five key stages in the digital project management lifecycle: Closure. It involves ensuring a project met its requirements and knowledge is shared with the right people.