Activity 1: Board:
Marketing Campaign
Lists:
- Planning
- Content Creation
- Design
- Promotion
- Analysis
- Completed
Cards:
1. Planning
- Define campaign goals
- Research target audience
- Set budget and timeline
2. Content Creation
- Write blog post
- Create social media
content
3. Design
- Design campaign visuals
- Create infographic for
social media
4. Promotion
- Schedule social media
posts
- Launch email marketing
campaign
5. Analysis
- Monitor social media
engagement
- Track website traffic
6. Completed
- Campaign goals achieved
- Report on campaign
performance
(Trello board is used to
manage the various tasks
involved in planning, creating,
and executing a marketing
campaign. Each list
represents a stage in the
campaign process, and cards platforms
represent individual tasks.
Activity 2: Board: Content Activity 3: Board: Agile
Creation Software Development
Lists: Lists:
- Ideas - Product Backlog
- Research - Sprint Planning
- Writing - Sprint Backlog
- Editing - In Progress
- Design - Testing
- Publishing - Done
- Completed
Cards:
Cards: 1. Product Backlog
1. Ideas - User story: As a user, I
- Brainstorm blog post want to be able to search for
topics products.
- Research trending topics - User story: As a user, I
in the industry want to be able to add
products to my cart.
2. Research
- Conduct keyword 2. Sprint Planning
research - Select user stories for the
- Gather data and statistics sprint
- Estimate the effort
3. Writing required for each user story
- Draft blog post
- Write social media 3. Sprint Backlog
captions - Assign user stories to
team members
4. Editing - Break down user stories
- Review and revise blog into tasks
post
- Proofread social media 4. In Progress
captions - Implement search
functionality
5. Design - Develop cart functionality
- Create graphics for blog
post 5. Testing
- Design social media - Test search functionality
images - Test cart functionality
6. Publishing 6. Done
- Schedule blog post - Search functionality
- Plan social media completed and tested
calendar - Cart functionality
completed and tested
7. Completed
- Published blog post (Trello board is used to
- Shared on social media manage the tasks and
progress of a software
development project using
Cards are moved between
lists as tasks are completed.)
Activity 4: Board: Daily
Task Management
Lists:
- To Do Today
- In Progress
- Blocked
- Done
Cards:
1. To Do Today
- Task 1: Review project
requirements
- Task 2: Prepare
presentation slides
- Task 3: Conduct team
meeting
2. In Progress
- Task 4: Analyze data
- Task 5: Write report
3. Blocked
- Task 6: Waiting for
feedback from client
4. Done
- Task 7: Submit progress
report
- Task 8: Complete coding
for feature A
(Trello board is used to
manage the team's daily
tasks. Each list represents a
different stage in the task
lifecycle, and cards represent
individual tasks. Team
members can move cards
between lists as they
progress through their tasks.
The "Blocked" list is used to
(The Trello board is used to
manage the content creation
process for a blog. Each list
represents a stage in the
process, and cards represent
individual tasks. Cards are
moved between lists as tasks
progress through the content
creation workflow)
Activity 5. Board: Content
Marketing Strategy
Lists:
- Content Ideas
- Content Planning
- Content Creation
- Editing and Review
- Design and Visuals
- Publishing
- Promotion
- Analysis
Cards:
1. Content Ideas
- Idea 1: How-to guide on
topic X
- Idea 2: Infographic about
industry trends
2. Content Planning
- Plan content calendar for
next month
- Assign writers and
designers to specific tasks
3. Content Creation
- Write draft for how-to
guide
- Create infographic visuals
4. Editing and Review
- Edit and proofread how-to
guide
- Review infographic design
5. Design and Visuals
- Design social media
graphics for promotion
- Create visuals for blog
post
the Agile methodology. Each
list represents a stage in the
Agile process, and cards
represent user stories or
tasks. Cards are moved
between lists as tasks are
completed and progress is
made in the sprint.)
Activity 6: Board: Software
Development Project
Lists:
- Backlog
- Ready for Development
- In Progress
- Ready for Testing
- Testing
- Done
Cards:
1. Backlog
- User story: As a user, I
want to be able to register for
an account.
- User story: As a user, I
want to be able to sign in to
my account.
2. Ready for Development
- Task: Set up user
authentication system
- Task: Create registration
form
3. In Progress
- Task: Implement user
authentication logic
- Task: Design sign-in page
UI
4. Ready for Testing
- Task: Complete
registration form validation
- Task: Test user
authentication functionality
5. Testing
- Task: Conduct user
acceptance testing
indicate tasks that are waiting
on external dependencies
before they can be
completed.)
6. Publishing
- Schedule blog post for
publication
- Share infographic on
social media
7. Promotion
- Promote blog post on
social media channels
- Share infographic in
industry groups
8. Analysis
- Monitor engagement
metrics for blog post
- Track shares and views of
infographic
(Trello board is used to
manage the content
marketing strategy for a
business. Each list
represents a stage in the
content creation and
promotion process, and cards
represent individual tasks or
content pieces. Cards are
moved between lists as tasks
are completed and content is
progressed through the
strategy.)
- Task: Fix bugs and issues
identified during testing
6. Done
- User registration
functionality completed and
tested
- User sign-in functionality
completed and tested
(Trello board is used to
manage the tasks and
progress of a software
development project. Each
list represents a stage in the
development process, and
cards represent user stories
or tasks. Cards are moved
between lists as tasks are
completed and progress is
made in the project.)