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Took the dog to the groomers

Did you know?

When making the board and moving tasks, you can rewrite the task to indicate what stage the task is in.

Task Completed!

  1. The final column is the "Done" column.

Move finished tasks here.

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Good job! You've completed a task from your list.

Being able to see your progress will keep you motivated to continue with the next task on your To-do list.

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Take Action

Organizing a to-do list doesn't have to feel like a monumental task.

The Kanban method will keep your to-do list manageable and help you stay focused on your goals.

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Long to-do lists can often feel overwhelming.

The Kanban method is a planning system that lets you divide your to-do list into 3 parts; what needs to be done, what is in progress and what is completed.

Byte Author Uploaded Image Using this method to manage your to-do list will give you an at-a-glance view of your tasks in each step.

Did you know?

Kanban comes from the Japanese word for "sign".

Let's Make A List!

First, make a list for things to do today or tomorrow, for school or work, or even a personal project.

Don't worry about the order of the tasks or the length of the list.

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The To-do List

  1. The first column on the Kanban board is the "To-do" column.

Move tasks from the list you made to this column. Focus on tasks you want to accomplish now.

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Did you know?

Kanban boards do not have to be complicated. Start with a piece of blank paper and a pen, separate the page into three sections, label the columns and start planning!

In Progress Tasks

  1. The "Doing" column comes next.

Move tasks you are working on to this column. Tasks do not have to be done in order.

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Note: You can add more sections before and after this columnif you have a task that requires more than just a completion e.g. a feedback phase.

Quiz

Which one of these tasks belong in the "Doing" column?

Did you know?

When making the board and moving tasks, you can rewrite the task to indicate what stage the task is in.

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Task Completed!

  1. The final column is the "Done" column.

Move finished tasks here.

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Good job! You've completed a task from your list.

Being able to see your progress will keep you motivated to continue with the next task on your To-do list.

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Take Action

Organizing a to-do list doesn't have to feel like a monumental task.

The Kanban method will keep your to-do list manageable and help you stay focused on your goals.

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Did you know?

When making the board and moving tasks, you can rewrite the task to indicate what stage the task is in.

Task Completed!

  1. The final column is the "Done" column.

Move finished tasks here.

Byte Author Uploaded Image

Good job! You've completed a task from your list.

Being able to see your progress will keep you motivated to continue with the next task on your To-do list.

Byte Author Uploaded Image

Take Action

Organizing a to-do list doesn't have to feel like a monumental task.

The Kanban method will keep your to-do list manageable and help you stay focused on your goals.

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