Name: Introduction to Project Management with ClickUp
Brand: Coursera
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.6 (168 reviews)

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About the Course

In this project, we will learn how to create and organize a ClickUp workspace to best meet your project management and business needs. We will also learn how to use the tool to better collaborate and communicate with your team. Whether you’re assigning tasks, pushing out important information, scheduling meetings, or working through a to do list, ClickUp can help you keep track of it all. ClickUp is a free, cloud-based program that helps to improve both your productivity and your budget. ClickUp helps to make both individuals and groups more productive in their work by consolidating tasks, documents, goals, and communication into one, all inclusive platform. Note: This course works best for learners who are based in the North America region. We’re currently working on providing the same experience in other regions....

Top reviews

May 21, 2020

Pretty good introduction, anxiously waiting for a further course to use the newer and deeper features!

May 5, 2020

Nice course content & write exposure to good examples & correct delivery of content

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By Frederick F

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Nov 17, 2020

Good Starter

By LAKSHAN T N

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May 31, 2020

This is good

By Marthinus E

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Jul 30, 2025

Good course

By Juliefel E

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Oct 23, 2020

Nice!

By Md F A

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Sep 13, 2020

Good

By SHAHWAR A N

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Sep 12, 2020

NICE

By ALLA L R

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Jun 5, 2020

good

By ALOKE R B

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Jun 1, 2020

good

By Deleted A

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Jul 27, 2022

n/a

By Nicole M

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Jan 23, 2026

The quiz questions place a heavy emphasis on very specific wording, which made several “check all that apply” questions challenging. This was especially noticeable in the final quiz, where subtle differences in phrasing affected correctness more than overall understanding of the concepts.