Time Management
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For this
week, I am going to give a run down of how I planned for my house project.
Trello Board:
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The
easiest way I have come to plan my tasks and progress has by far been Trello –
I get a kick every time I can tick something off, and I also really enjoy
setting up the boards as they are dynamic, can have checklists per card and can
show deadlines for me in real time.
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I prefer
this method over something like a excel spreadsheet, simply because I have used
that method before in my A levels and found it very awkward to get cells to
look as nice as I want and to edit information as easily. I also noticed that
planning to me needs to be simple to look at and make changes too, or else I
cast it aside and never look at it again (sorry digital media)
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My Trello
board was set up for blogging also – I struggle to do this regularly and
usually the process I must employ is using a handy word document template I
made myself, and then copying all the contents into Blogger. My blog posts were
kept in line with what work was being done at the time (even If they were
published a bit later oops) – and at this point most of my modelling is
done and I am wrapping my head around my trim sheets and alphas. I have been
quite ahead with this project so far since I started it a week earlier, when we
got the brief, which was been a blessing since I think my traditional and
digital media will really benefit from extra time right now.
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I could
probably have done with beefing up my plans a bit more – but each card had its
own checklist and description that broke down what I had to do at each stage.
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The green
labels show that a task has been done, yellow means I have started it, and the
red means that the task has not been started yet.
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Screenshot from my Trello Board |
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