[Lynda] Microsoft Project Web Application 2013 [2015, ENG]

Introduction
2m 6s
Welcome
1m 16s
What you should know before watching this course
50s
1. Connecting to Microsoft Project Web Application
4m 22s
Accessing PWA with the browser
1m 47s
Connecting to PWA with Microsoft Project Professional
2m 35s
2. Introduction to PWA
14m 28s
About the Project Center
2m 16s
Understanding enterprise project types
2m 51s
Using task lists
1m 39s
Using the Resource Center: Enterprise resource pool
1m 18s
About tasks and timesheets
2m 16s
About the Business Intelligence Center
2m 4s
About security
2m 4s
3. Creating a Project
9m 54s
Creating a new enterprise project
3m 13s
Creating a new SharePoint task list project
6m 41s
4. Working with Resources
12m 26s
Creating resource assignments
7m 37s
Creating a resource plan
4m 49s
5. Working with the Schedule
12m 32s
PWA and the schedule
2m 45s
Publishing projects
3m 45s
Creating and working in a Project site
6m 2s
6. Status Reporting
14m 49s
Working with tasks: Review and Status tasks
3m 39s
Approving task status updates
5m 5s
Entering timesheets
4m 56s
Approving timesheets
1m 9s
7. Additional PWA Features
15m 4s
Adding an existing SharePoint task list in Visibility mode
3m 10s
Enabling and disabling enterprise features for a SharePoint task list project
3m 19s
Forcing check-in for a project
2m 41s
Using Business Intelligence
3m 47s
Connecting lists to Outlook
2m 7s
8. Status Reports
5m 47s
Request a status report
1m 59s
Creating a status report
1m 39s
Viewing status reports
2m 9s
9. Managing Notifications and Alerts
6m 28s
Working with personal notifications and reminders
1m 48s
Unsubscribe to personal email notifications and alerts
1m 18s
Working with notifications and reminders for your resources
1m 55s
Unsubscribe your resources from email notifications
1m 27s
Conclusion
1m 4s
Next steps
1m 4s

Microsoft Project Web Application (PWA) is a web-based interface to collaborate and share information about projects, tasks, and resources in Project Server. Get started getting the most from PWA with these tutorials from John Riopel. John shows how to use Project Web App to create enterprise-level projects, allocate resources, update tasks and timesheets, and generate status reports. By the end of the course, you'll be able to use PWA to keep track of every element of your project portfolio.

Topics include:

• Connecting to Project Web App
• Understanding enterprise project types
• Creating a project
• Creating a resource plan
• Working with the PWA schedule
• Updating and approving task statuses and timesheets
• Enabling and disabling of enterprise features
• Creating status reports
• Managing notifications and alerts