You're not still using Excel spreadsheets to plan events, are you? OMG that is SO LAST CENTURY! These days there are so many easier, better-looking, faster and uber-shareable ways to do it. My favourite way is to use Trello*.

Join me in this fun class and watch as I plan and execute a real event from start to finish using the free online app Trello.

By the end of this class you will be able to:

create a board on Trello
make lists and cards
move, copy, edit and archive information
share your board with your team and (if you want) with the entire internet
add photos, backgrounds and hyperlinks
plus: a sneaky hack for populating a board quickly,
AND a little known Trello-email feature that's great for collating feedback.

When planning for an event I use Trello to:

manage my to do lists
track task completion
communicate with volunteers
create rosters and schedules
file information about the event
collect and collate feedback

It's a super-powerful tool, that's fun to use and will make your next event a breeze!

* P.S. I have no affiliate or financial association with Trello.com, and I receive no rewards for promoting Trello, I just love it! I even use it to plan and manage my Skillshare-teaching money-making experiment.

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Fred Jones

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