LO2 - Lesson 6 - Work Plans
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The document discusses the importance of planning projects and provides examples of different project planning methods. It explains that planning ensures projects run smoothly and are more likely to succeed. Typical plans include tasks, durations, resources, and milestones. Examples provided include a simple work plan as a table listing activities, durations and resources; a Gantt chart with tasks and durations in a chart format; project software to create and update tasks online; and a production schedule detailing what is happening, where, and resource needs. The document asks the reader to select and explain two planning methods from the examples.
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LO2 - Lesson 6 - Work Plans
- 2. Lesson Goals Understand the importance of planning a project Know different project planning methods Be able to review a range of sample plans #work #plan #schedule
- 3. Why do we need to plan? Think about the importance of planning...
- 4. Planning Know different planning methods Be able to review sample plans Planning is a necessary part of any project to ensure that everything can run smoothly. If a project is well planned then it is more likely to be successful. Typical plans include things like: Tasks Duration Resources Milestones #work #plan #schedule
- 5. Know different planning methods Be able to review sample plans Example 1 Activity Duration Resources Find images for mood board 1 hour Magazines, adverts, photos Create a mood board 1 hour A3 paper, glue stick, scissors Ideas for mind map 30 mins Pen, paper Digitise documents 30 mins Scanner, digital camera Send to client 5 mins Computer, email Obtain feedback 30 mins Make changes 1 hour Work Plan – Created as a simple text table in a word processor 1 hour Pen, paper listing each activity, their duration and resources needed. Create mind map Total 5hr 35mins #work #plan #schedule
- 6. Example 2 Know different planning methods Be able to review sample plans Gantt Chart – Created with spreadsheet software including tasks, durations and a chart to show when each will be competed. #work #plan #schedule
- 7. Example 3 Know different planning methods Be able to review sample plans Project Software – Gantt chart based on a series of tasks created using online software, easy to update throughout project. #work #plan #schedule
- 8. Example 4 Know different planning methods Be able to review sample plans Date/Time Activity Where Resources Mon 9:30 Prepare camera equipment School Video camera, tripod, batteries Mon 10:45 Record Scene 1: Team discuss strategy Sports Hall Actors, basketball Mon 11:15 Record Scene 2: Sports Hall Actors, basketball Mon 12:30 Pack equipment, take back to editing suite Edit Suite Mac, video editing software Mon 2:00 Transfer video footage to computer and edit Edit Suite Mac, video editing software Mon 3:15 Save work, create backup Edit Suite Mac Production Schedule vs Lets everyone know what is happening, – Basketball match visitors where they need to be and what resources are needed.
- 9. Your Task Know different planning methods Be able to review sample plans Select at least two of the following planning methods: Work Plan Production Schedule Gantt Chart For each plan you should explain: What is it planning? What is on it? Extension: Describe any information you think is missing from the plan. #work #plan #schedule
- 10. Key Words Work Plan Plan of tasks for a project with suitable timings and resources listed. Schedule A plan of tasks to be carried out with the time each should take place.