Trello Essential Training (2020)
2h 47mBeginner2020-06-29
Authors

Zack Arnold
Film and Television Editor, Documentary Director
Course details
Learn how to get more done using Trello, the popular productivity tool from Atlassian. Follow along with Zack Arnold as he shows you everything you need to know to make the most of Trello. Zack explains how to use Trello to organize your own work or to manage larger projects in collaboration with your team. Discover how to create, filter, link, and archive cards and boards, and extend Trello with Power-Ups, browser extensions, and cloud services such as Google Drive and Dropbox. Plus, learn how to apply your preferred project management style—Getting Things Done®, Kanban, scrum and agile, or Gantt—to Trello and use the Trello mobile app for iOS and Android.
Topics include:
Navigating boards, lists, and cards
Managing settings, permissions, and notifications
Assigning due dates
Moving and copying cards
Sharing cards
Linking cards and boards together
Searching and filtering
Using Power-Ups and extensions for Trello
Automating Trello actions
Using Trello for agile and scrum workflows
Using the Trello mobile app
Topics include:
Navigating boards, lists, and cards
Managing settings, permissions, and notifications
Assigning due dates
Moving and copying cards
Sharing cards
Linking cards and boards together
Searching and filtering
Using Power-Ups and extensions for Trello
Automating Trello actions
Using Trello for agile and scrum workflows
Using the Trello mobile app
Skills covered
TrelloAtlassianAgile Software DevelopmentDevOpsEssential Training
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - What is Trello
- 02 - Navigating Trello Free, Gold, and Business Class
1. The Basic Features of Trello Boards and Cards
- 03 - Navigating the Trello home page and creating your first board
- 04 - Navigating boards, lists, and cards
- 05 - Managing board settings and permissions
- 06 - Managing members, labels, and checklists
- 07 - Adding due dates, attachments, and card covers
- 08 - Creating and formatting card descriptions
- 09 - Moving and copying cards
- 10 - Communication, notifications, and watching
- 11 - Archiving cards, lists, and boards
- 12 - Trello card sharing options
2. More Advanced Features
- 13 - Managing Teams boards, members, and settings
- 14 - Creating and using Trello card templates
- 15 - Linking Trello cards and boards together
- 16 - Searching and filtering boards and cards
- 17 - Forwarding messages to boards and creating cards
- 18 - Changing your board background image
- 19 - Trello keyboard shortcuts
3. Power-Ups and Chrome Extensions
- 20 - Introduction to Trello Power-Ups
- 21 - The Trello Calendar Power-Up with calendar integration
- 22 - The Planyway Calendar Power-Up
- 23 - Syncing Planyway to Google Calendar
- 24 - The Card Repeater Power-Up for recurring tasks
- 25 - The Custom Fields Power-Up and adding multiple due dates
- 26 - Integrating cloud service Power-Ups - Google Drive, Dropbox, and more
- 27 - Automating Trello actions with Butler
- 28 - The Trello Chrome extension
- 29 - The Pro For Trello Chrome extension
4. Bonus Tips for Project Managers
- 30 - Trello and the Kanban method
- 31 - An introduction to Trello and Getting Things Done (GTD )
- 32 - Trello and GTD - Organize, reflect, and engage
- 33 - Trello and agile or scrum
- 34 - Trello and Gantt
5. Trello for Mobile
- 35 - Navigating the Trello mobile app
- 36 - The most common uses for the mobile app vs. desktop
Conclusion
- 37 - Where to go from here