Communicating Project Information with Project 2010

Overview/Description
It's been said that communication is the single most important factor in the success or failure of a project. And it's not only what you communicate, but how you format your communications to ensure they are clear, concise, and targeted to your audience. This course introduces the different reporting options you have within Project 2010, including how to create and print standard reports and how to report project information using the Timeline view. This course also introduces techniques for adding graphics to reports.

Target Audience
Individuals involved in managing projects who have basic computer literacy

Expected Duration (hours)
1.0

Lesson Objectives

Communicating Project Information with Project 2010

create a standard report using Project 2010

print a project report

apply text formatting options to a report

add graphics to a project

use the Timeline as a reporting tool in Project 2010

customize the Gantt chart view

create and format a customized standard report

use the Timeline view to create a project report

create a customized report with graphics using the Gantt Chart view