Mary Gick
Asana is a business program that helps companies keep track of their projects and teams for those projects. Asana introduces automation which helps simplify workflows, reduce errors, and save time for solving more important problems. The features of Asana include portfolios, timelines, and workloads. Below is an eight-minute video explaining how Asana works as well as a quiz to help understand key points on how to use Asana. Watch the video, and then see if you can win the quiz!
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Question of
What button is your new best friend?
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Inbox
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orange quick button
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What button
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Question of
What acts like a document?
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Project list
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A document, Duh
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Word
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Question of
Where is the central place to find your companies’ teams?
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Top bar
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Side bar
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The bar
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Question of
Can Asana help run entire organizations?
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No
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Dog
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Yes
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Question of
What can you use to communicate with project stakeholder?
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Conversations
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Snail mail
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Email
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Question of
Does having a calendar that everyone shares help?
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No
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Maybe?
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Yes
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Question of
What helps to see how much your team has done in the progress tab?
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The green, yellow, and red indicators
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The pink, brown, and black indicators
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Nothing
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Question of
Projects live within teams, what lives in projects?
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Unicorns and butterflies
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Blankets
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Task
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Question of
What can you see within task?
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Rainbows
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The assignee and due date
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$1,000,000
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Question of
What does my dashboard show?
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All the projects you are on and or leading
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your Facebook
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a photo of a puppy
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