Learning Jira (Cloud Edition) (2020)

Course details

Jira was designed to help software development teams manage projects and track issues. But increasingly, other teams—such as marketing, legal, and finance—are adopting it as well. Want to leverage Jira to track your own work? Tune into this course to learn how to get up and running with the cloud edition of this powerful software. Rachel Wright, an Atlassian Certified Jira Administrator, steps through how to use Jira to manage your own daily tasks and help your organization plan their strategic initiatives. Rachel covers how to navigate Jira, work with projects and issues, change user preferences, and create filters, dashboards, and boards. Upon wrapping up this course, you'll have the core information you need to get started with Jira right away.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Welcome
02 - Who is this for
03 - What do you need

1. Getting Started with Jira

04 - What is Jira
05 - How is Jira used
06 - Types of Jira
07 - Jira versions
08 - Important terms and definitions

2. Navigating Jira

09 - Logging in
10 - Using the system dashboard
11 - Accessing key features

3. Working in Projects

12 - Viewing the project list
13 - Types of projects
14 - Parts of a project
15 - Identifying project leads

4. Working with Issues

16 - Creating issues
17 - Editing issues
18 - Adding attachments
19 - Linking issues
20 - Transitioning issues
21 - Estimating effort
22 - Tracking time

5. Finding Issues

23 - Ways to find Jira issues
24 - Using basic search
25 - Using advanced search and JQL
26 - Sample queries
27 - Challenge - Finding issues
28 - Solution - Finding issues

6. Using Reporting Features

29 - Reporting methods
30 - How to save and share filters
31 - Creating filter subscriptions
32 - Creating boards
33 - Creating dashboards
34 - Using reports
35 - Exporting issues
36 - Challenge - Using reporting features
37 - Solution - Using reporting features

7. Managing Profile Settings

38 - Changing user preferences

Conclusion

39 - Next steps