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πŸ“ How to set up objectives in the project space ?
πŸ“ How to set up objectives in the project space ?
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The objectives are at the heart of your project. It indicates the goals. It is composed of objectives and tasks.

The project space is divided into several tabs: the overview, where you will find the progress of the project, the days remaining before the end of the program, the documents shared by the participants and the experts, but also the news feed. You will then find the same tabs as on the old interface: deliverables, notes, and the community space grouping together members, subscribers and project experts.

This is where participants can submit their deliverables. This space is really reserved for the progress of the project. Here, the progress of participants is framed in the form of objectives, built from the tasks to be achieved, i.e. the deliverables.

πŸ‘‰ Definition:

  • What is an objective ? The objective is the goal to be achieved, it encompasses tasks.

  • What is a task? The tasks make up the objective, they are the deliverables to be achieved.

To create the training course, here is how to do it:

πŸ‘‰ click on "manage the program"

πŸ‘‰ go to the "Objectives" tab

This will allow you to create custom objectives for your program, here is how to do it :

πŸ‘‰ A "milestone" will already be pre-installed for you, it will frame several objectives.

πŸ‘‰ Click on "Add objectives", choose its name, its dates if there are any, then click on "Add".

πŸ‘‰ Once your objective is created, click on it.

πŸ‘‰ You will be redirected to the "basics info" of the objective, in these different tabs you will see "tasks", click on it.

πŸ‘‰ Click on "Add task", choose its name, then you'll have to add a field.

πŸ‘‰ Click on "Add a field", you can choose different type of field, like multiple choice, unique choice, template to complete, etc.

Here you can create the different tasks to beaccomplished for the participants.

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