I'm always trying to find ways to find new ways to help students stay on task when they are working on a project, especially when they're 2-3 weeks long. GanttProject has came up with a great program that can help students stay on task, in a cool and FREE way! With GanttProject you can break down your project into a tree of tasks and assign human resources that have to work on each task. You can also establish dependencies between tasks, like "this task can't start until this one is finished". GanttProject renders your project using two charts: Gantt chart for tasks and resource load chart for resources. You may print your charts, generate PDF and HTML reports, exchange data with Microsoft(R) Project(TM) and spreadsheet applications.
Monday, July 7, 2008
GanttProject
I'm always trying to find ways to find new ways to help students stay on task when they are working on a project, especially when they're 2-3 weeks long. GanttProject has came up with a great program that can help students stay on task, in a cool and FREE way! With GanttProject you can break down your project into a tree of tasks and assign human resources that have to work on each task. You can also establish dependencies between tasks, like "this task can't start until this one is finished". GanttProject renders your project using two charts: Gantt chart for tasks and resource load chart for resources. You may print your charts, generate PDF and HTML reports, exchange data with Microsoft(R) Project(TM) and spreadsheet applications.
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