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PRMG 0016 - Project Management Technology and Tools Master Class Series

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Course Description

In a rapidly changing business environment, it is critical for project stakeholders to have tools, technology and processes to communicate time-sensitive information. A solid framework for communication promotes team success. Using real-world case studies, participants simulate the project and business impact of incorporating continuous collaboration to facilitate results-based performance.

This series is offered live online using Zoom with course materials available on Canvas. You will receive an invitation to join Canvas prior to the class start date.

PMI and the PMI Authorized Training Partner logo are registered marks of the Project Management Institute, Inc.

Course Outline/Topics

The series includes seven classes as follows:

1. Using AI and Project Management

  • Identifying the role of AI for your project
  • Where can AI provide value for project teams
  • Writing AI prompts for specific project deliverables
  • Writing follow up prompts for clarity and detail
  • Using AI techniques without AI

2. Design and Collaboration Strategies for High-Performing Teams

  • Crafting a collaboration strategy that works for hybrid teams
  • Designing project team sites
  • Using team sites
    • Teams
    • Google Meet
    • Slack
  • What is the target audience?
  • What artifacts / documents / collateral to you need to preserve
  • Crafting a collaboration strategy that works for hybrid teams
  • Why are audio conferencing tools still relevant
  • What strategies to use when picking video conferencing tools
  • What calendar and email strategies are effective
  • What level of security is required? Dealing with corporate and personal data

3. Estimating Tools and Techniques

  • Why estimating is considered a dark art
  • Why estimating is challenging
  • Challenges with estimates
  • What estimating techniques work best when
  • Where to go to find the historical estimates
  • Creating and updating an estimating template
  • Communicating estimates to the team
  • Working with time and cost estimates
  • Working with Agile estimates
  • What data do you need for leveraging estimates for future projects

4. Scheduling Tools and Techniques

  • Scheduling in a predictive world
  • Working with the critical path
  • Scheduling in an Agile world
  • Working with sprints
  • Working in hybrid projects
  • What data is needed to leverage AI and Schedule Analytics?

5. Leveraging Templates – Risk and Issues

  • Creating and updating a risk register: What to collect and when
  • Developing a risk analysis strategy: What to do with the risks
  • Analyzing the impact of a triggered risk
  • Creating and updating an issues log
  • Communicating current of state of risks and issues to the stakeholders
  • What data is needed to leverage AI and a consistent approach Risk / Issues Management?

6. Resource Management and Stakeholder Engagement

  • Creating and managing a stakeholder register: What you can collect and what you can’t
  • Creating and managing a resource management log: RACI, RACSI, skills resources
  • Creating and updating a resource forecasting log

7. Creating and Leveraging Reports, Dashboards and Charts

  • Creating a Communication Management Strategy
  • Identifying the target audience
  • Determining the report criteria for the stakeholder
  • Developing stoplight reports and trigger criteria
  • Using burn-down/burn-up charts
  • Creating overview charts (project, resource, tasks)

Benefits and Learning Outcomes

  • Identify the benefits of collaboration using technology, tools and processes
  • Ensure teams are able to collaborate effectively
  • Create a team-focused communications and collaboration environment
  • Select the right tool for the right team environment
  • Evaluate your environment to determine the best methods and tools for your company, team and project

Instructors

  • Sandra Hoskins, ISP, ITCP, PMP, CSM

Partners & Professional Credits

  • Project Management Institute 14.0 PDUs

Applies Towards the Following Credentials

  • Project Management Certificate : Elective
  • Project Management – Advanced Certificate : Core
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PRMG 0016 - 260320V

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Mar 20, 2026
Live Online
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$895.00
Section Title
Project Management Technology and Tools Master Class Series
Type
Live Online
Days
F
Time
8:00AM to 10:00AM
Dates
Mar 20, 2026 to May 01, 2026
Schedule and Location
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Contact Hours
14.0
Location
  • Online (Central Time)
Instruction Method Options
Live Online  
Course Fee(s)
Registration $895.00
Potential Discount(s)
  • Early Bird
CEUs
1.4 CEUs
Cancel Request Deadline
Mar 06, 2026
Transfer Request Deadline
Feb 18, 2026
Instructors
  • Sandra Hoskins, ISP, ITCP, PMP, CSM
Partners & Professional Credits
  • Project Management Institute
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Sandra Hoskins, ISP, ITCP, PMP, CSM

As a speaker, mentor, educator, consultant, author and project manager, Sandra Hoskins is committed to working with people who want to create excellence in their life, whether at work, home, play or in their community. Sandra’s passions are project management and education. Her participation in these professions has taught her the importance of work-life balance.

With a career spanning the military, business, public sector and education Sandra has a unique perspective on the value of project management and the practical application of knowledge, skills and experience.

She believes the principles of leadership, education and project management are the difference makers and the deal breakers. It is how we grow people and organizations and, more importantly, it is how we influence lives. Project management cannot be an idea we simply talk about; project management is the action we must live.

Her personal motto is, “project management is a life skill.” When you think about it, project management is an approach to problem-solving, no more and no less.

PRMG 0016 - 260320V - Project Management Technology and Tools Master Class Series

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Sandra Hoskins, ISP, ITCP, PMP, CSM

As a speaker, mentor, educator, consultant, author and project manager, Sandra Hoskins is committed to working with people who want to create excellence in their life, whether at work, home, play or in their community. Sandra’s passions are project management and education. Her participation in these professions has taught her the importance of work-life balance.

With a career spanning the military, business, public sector and education Sandra has a unique perspective on the value of project management and the practical application of knowledge, skills and experience.

She believes the principles of leadership, education and project management are the difference makers and the deal breakers. It is how we grow people and organizations and, more importantly, it is how we influence lives. Project management cannot be an idea we simply talk about; project management is the action we must live.

Her personal motto is, “project management is a life skill.” When you think about it, project management is an approach to problem-solving, no more and no less.

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