Project management for students

A project board students run themselves.

Every student, or every team, gets one for a unit: what they might do, what they are on right now, and what is done. This is the real board, with a sample project on it. Move a card.

Try it

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Press StartYour Right now card moves to Doing.
Drag a card to DoneIt asks one thing: what did you get done?
Open a card, tap I'm stuckPick the kind of help you need.
Take a cardAccept the one Noor offered, or claim one that is up for grabs.
Switch to By dateAdd a milestone, or tap a marker to move it along.

The sample project: a bird feeder for the school garden. You are one of a team of four.

Setting up the board…

This board is kept in your browser. Nothing you do here is sent anywhere, and Start again clears it.

What a student gets

A way to see the whole project, and the one thing to do next.

One thing at a timeRight now shows the single card they are on this class.
Sized, not timedA card is Quick, A class, or 2+ classes.
Stuck is a flag, not a failureThey say what would unstick them, and the team sees it.
Done takes ten secondsOne line on what got done, then the card moves.
Milestones with datesEach one is figuring it out, making it happen, or done.
Solo or in a teamIt is the same board. A team also sees who is on what.

What you see

Students run the work. You can see where each of them is.

See what each student is onTeaching mode shows the card they are doing right now.
See who has not startedEach student's cards on the board, and how many are done.
Teams in one switchTurn teams on for a class and put students into them.
Nothing here is a gradeThe board holds no marks, and a team never sees anyone's.

The board sits inside every unit, beside the lessons.

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