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    Trello is a powerful tool that can work as a personal to do list or a powerful project management system to coordinate&#xD;
    and assign tasks to everyone in your company. It can make light work of organizing your projects, but it can take a&#xD;
    little bit to get up to speed. We're here to walk you through how to use it.&#xD;
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&lt;p>&#xD;
    Trello is a powerful tool that can work as a personal to do list or a powerful project management system to coordinate&#xD;
    and assign tasks to everyone in your company. It can make light work of organizing your projects, but it can take a&#xD;
    little bit to get up to speed. We're here to walk you through how to use it.&#xD;
&lt;/p>&#xD;
&lt;p>&#xD;
    Of course, you can use Trello however it makes the most sense for you. For example, you can use it to organize your&#xD;
    projects around the house by which room they're in, sort recipes by what goes into them, or manage all the pieces of a&#xD;
    Dungeons &amp;amp; Dragons campaign. There's virtually no limit to what you can do with Trello.&#xD;
&lt;/p>&#xD;
&lt;p>&#xD;
    For the most part, Trello uses common terms that you'd recognize from any other productivity suite. But there are a few&#xD;
    terms that we'll define and explain before we dive in.&#xD;
&lt;/p>&#xD;
&lt;p>&#xD;
    Kanban: Kanban is a project management system invented by Toyota engineer Taiichi Ohno. In Kanban, each list is a phase&#xD;
    of production. A simplified version might be a To Do, Doing, and Done list. However, you can customize this to any&#xD;
    workflow. For example, if you're producing a video, you could have Research, Writing, Shooting, and Editing lists for&#xD;
    each video in a series to move through. You can make your boards as simple or as complex as you like. Trello doesn't&#xD;
    require a Kanban-style approach—you can use the app for simple, unrelated lists if you prefer—but Trello lends itself&#xD;
    to the Kanban system very well, so it's worth considering.&#xD;
&lt;/p>&#xD;
&lt;p>&#xD;
    Boards: Trello organizes all of your projects into separate groups called boards. Each board can contain multiple&#xD;
    lists, each of which has a set of tasks. For example, you could have a board for the books you want to read and are&#xD;
    reading, or a board to manage the content you're planning for a blog. You can see multiple lists within a board all at&#xD;
    once, but you can only view one board at a time. It makes the most sense to create new boards for separate projects.&#xD;
&lt;/p>&#xD;
&lt;p>&#xD;
    Lists: Within a board, you can create an unlimited number of lists that you can fill with cards for specific tasks. For&#xD;
    example, you could have a board for creating a website, with separate lists for designing the home page, building&#xD;
    features, or writing copy. You can also use lists to organize tasks by person they're assigned to. Or, lists can work&#xD;
    as phases of a Kanban system. Tasks you're working on move left to right from one list to the next as pieces of a&#xD;
    project move through the pipeline.&#xD;
&lt;/p>&#xD;
&lt;p>&#xD;
    Cards: Cards are individual items on a list. You can think of these like supercharged to do list items. These should be&#xD;
    specific and actionable. You can add descriptions of a task, comment and discuss it with other users, or assign it to a&#xD;
    member of your team. If it's a complex task, you can even add a checklist of sub-tasks or attach files to the card.&#xD;
&lt;/p>&#xD;
&lt;p>&#xD;
    Teams: Within Trello, you can create groups of people called Teams that you can assign to boards. This is helpful in&#xD;
    large organizations where you have smaller groups of people who need access to certain lists or cards. Create a team of&#xD;
    a few people, and you can then add that team to a board with just a couple clicks.&#xD;
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