Digital Project Management SSS 3 Lesson Plan
LESSON PLAN
DIGITAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT
| Lesson Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Subject | Digital Technologies |
| Class | SSS 3 |
| Term | Second Term |
| Week | 4 |
| Topic | Digital Project Management |
| Duration | 80 Minutes (Double Period) |
| Date | ________________ |
Learning Objectives
By the end of the lesson, students should be able to:
- Explain the meaning of digital project management.
- Identify and describe project management tools such as Trello and Microsoft Project.
- Differentiate between task planning and task scheduling.
- Outline the steps involved in planning and scheduling project tasks.
- Explain the importance of teamwork and collaboration in digital projects.
- Prepare a simple task plan and schedule for a digital project.
Previous Knowledge
Students have basic knowledge of digital tools, computer applications and group activities. They can identify simple digital projects such as creating a presentation, designing a website or preparing digital learning materials.
Instructional Materials
- Computer or laptop, where available.
- Whiteboard and markers.
- Charts illustrating project tasks and schedules.
- Sample Trello-style task board.
- Sample project schedule or Gantt chart.
- Project management software or screenshots, where available.
Teaching Methods
Explanation, demonstration, questioning, guided discussion, group work and practical activity.
Presentation Steps
| Stage / Time | Teacher's Activities | Students' Activities |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Introduction 8 minutes |
Asks students how they would organise a group project with several tasks and a deadline. Introduces digital project management and states the lesson objectives. | Respond to questions and mention challenges they may face when organising group work. |
| 2. Meaning and Importance 12 minutes |
Explains digital project management, its major activities and importance. Gives examples such as website design, CBT development and digital presentations. | Define digital project management, identify examples and explain why projects require planning and monitoring. |
| 3. Project Management Tools 12 minutes |
Explains Trello boards, lists and cards. Describes Microsoft Project features, including task scheduling, dependencies and Gantt charts. Compares their uses. | Identify the tools, describe their features and state situations in which each could be useful. |
| 4. Task Planning and Scheduling 15 minutes |
Explains the difference between planning and scheduling. Demonstrates how to identify tasks, estimate duration, assign responsibilities, set deadlines and monitor progress. | Differentiate planning from scheduling and suggest tasks and deadlines for a sample digital project. |
| 5. Teamwork and Collaboration 12 minutes |
Explains teamwork, collaboration, team roles, communication and shared responsibility. Discusses ways to resolve disagreements and protect shared project information. | Identify team roles and discuss how communication, cooperation and task sharing improve project outcomes. |
| 6. Class Activity 13 minutes |
Guides groups to plan a digital noticeboard project. Asks them to list tasks, assign team members, set deadlines and organise tasks into To Do, In Progress and Completed stages. | Work in groups to prepare a simple task board and schedule, then present their plan to the class. |
| 7. Evaluation and Conclusion 8 minutes |
Asks oral questions on the lesson, corrects misunderstandings, summarises the key concepts and gives the assignment. | Answer evaluation questions, summarise key ideas and record the assignment. |
| Total Duration: 80 Minutes | ||
Evaluation
- What is digital project management?
- Mention two project management tools and state one use of each.
- Differentiate between task planning and task scheduling.
- List four steps involved in planning and scheduling a project.
- State four benefits of teamwork and collaboration in digital projects.
Assignment
Imagine that you are working with a team to create a digital presentation about internet safety.
- List five tasks required to complete the project.
- Assign responsibilities to five team members.
- Prepare a simple schedule showing when the tasks should be completed.
- Explain how Trello or Microsoft Project could help organise the work.
- State four ways team members can collaborate effectively.
References
- SSS 3 Digital Technologies Scheme of Work, Second Term, Week 4.
- Digital project management teaching materials and classroom demonstrations.
- Documentation and learning resources for Trello and Microsoft Project.
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