Overview
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Learn how to manage projects using Project Web App (PWA), the collaborative browser-based interface for Microsoft Project.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Getting started with Project Web App
- What you should know
- Understanding Project licensing
- Accessing PWA with the browser
- Connecting to PWA with Project Professional
- Understanding security
- PWA and SharePoint working together
- Linking Microsoft Planner to Project
- About the Project Center
- Creating enterprise project templates
- Creating an enterprise project
- Creating a SharePoint task list project
- Using the enterprise resource pool
- Creating resource assignments
- Creating an engagement request
- Approving an engagement request
- Understanding the heat map
- Working with the schedule in PWA
- Understanding the Status Manager and Timesheet Manager fields
- Agile: Task boards in Microsoft Project
- Publishing projects
- Creating and working in a Project site
- Working with tasks: Status
- Approving task status
- Entering timesheets
- Approving timesheets
- Adding an existing SharePoint task list in Visibility mode
- Enabling and disabling enterprise features for a SharePoint task list project
- Forcing check-in for a project
- Using the multiple timelines
- Managing your queue jobs
- Request a status report
- Creating a status report
- Viewing status reports
- Working with alerts and reminders
- Enabling Project Roadmap
- Connect Project Online
- Connecting Azure boards
- Sharing with members
- Creating a portfolio roadmap
- Next steps
