Asana: Project and Task Management for Remote Teams

Asana is a productivity app designed to help teams organize, track, and manage their work. Asana is widely considered the go-to productivity platform for both startups and Fortune 500 enterprises. Asana was founded in 2008 by Dustin Moskovitz and Justin Rosenstein. Dustin was a co-founder and CTO of Facebook in the early years.

This course is broken down into 3 sections:

• Foundation
• Execution
• Templates

Foundation goes over the basics of Asana. We dive into every feature ensuring that you understand the platform. Asana is a robust productivity platform with a host of features, objects, and workflows.

Execution looks to give students the next-level tactics needed to really get the most out of Asana. In this section, we build on the knowledge from Foundation.

Templates give students practical everyday use cases for Asana. This section is focused on helping students take the knowledge from the course and implement these new skills into their lives and businesses.

A key benefit of Asana and this course is the flexible nature of the Asana platform. Asana can be used by any knowledge worker in almost any use case. From organizing your dream vacation to managing important business meetings, Asana can help you get the project organized for execution.

The course was created with remote teams in mind. With the world going remote, there is a need to continue to build better systems to support this new way of doing business. Asana is a solid platform for a remote company because when used well it improves communication, increases accountability, and better defines target outcomes.

According to LinkedIn, there are 4,908 jobs in the USA that mention “Asana” in the job description. As Asana continues to become the default productivity app for organizations globally your job prospects will grow in lockstep with your Asana skill set. Asana offers a host of training and certifications that you will be encouraged to take as part of this training course.

“For every minute spent in organizing, an hour is earned.” – Benjamin Franklin

In the chaos of life, being organized is a superpower. If you want to build a new superpower, take this course and master Asana.