The resources below can help your group create a calendar, timeline, or Gantt chart for the stress management and balancing competing priorities activity.

Create a calendar to schedule your work

You may choose to use calendar software such as Google Calendar or Microsoft Outlook Calendar. These tools have similar functionality, so choosing the tool that is available on your campus would be a good strategy.

Google Calendar

Visit Google Calendar Training and Help

Create a timeline to visualize the steps of your project

A timeline is another way of displaying the steps of your projects. Compared to the calendar tools, these timeline tools give you more opportunities to get creative with the design of your project.

TimelineJS

TimelineJS from the Knight Lab is an open source tool for creating interactive timelines. You can create a timeline of your project just by entering the dates you will perform different tasks. This is a great option if you are interesting in learning more about building websites.

View the TimelineJS homepage to create a classic timeline using a spreadsheet

Adobe Express includes a large number of timeline templates, which make a great starting point for this assignment.

Visit the Adobe Express online timeline maker

Visit Adobe Express Learning Resources

Create a Gantt chart using Adobe Express or SlickGantt for Google Sheets

A Gantt chart is a popular project management tool that lets you see how the different tasks that make up a project overlap and depend on one another.

Adobe Express Gantt chart templates

View Adobe Express Gantt chart templates

View SlickGantt instructions and examples

Note: You may use another instructor-approved tool that supports your selected project format. Choose a tool your group can access and use successfully, and allow time to practice before creating the final recording.