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Summary
This article outlines how to find training resources for using Asana.
Environment
Asana
Directions
Asana provides a wide range of resources to help you learn the tool. Use the LSA Asana Onboarding template* for a guided onboarding experience that meets your current experience with Asana. In the LSA Asana Onboarding project, you’ll have the following options:
- For Beginners (“I don’t know where to start”): In this onboarding, you'll find links to specific onboarding sessions, all led by Asana. These sessions begin with a live onboarding call to orient you to Asana and learn the basics.
- For Novices (“I’m new to Asana, but I don’t need a lot of support getting started”): In this onboarding, you begin with the four-part "Get started with Asana (in 15 minutes or less)" video, then dive into the LSA Asana Start Guide, a "choose-your-own-adventure" Asana project template, that guides you through various features in Asana.
- For Intermediate and Advanced Users (“I’d like to learn how to utilize Asana in new ways"): In this onboarding, you'll find links to specific Asana resources that are suited for those who already have familiarity with Asana.
- Optional Training & Resources for all levels.
General Asana resources include:
- Asana Academy offers self-guided courses, live training sessions, and free and paid certificates.
- The How to Asana video series offers bite-sized guidance on specific features (2 minutes each on YouTube).
- Asana Community Forum: Search for specific questions or topics of interest to you and see what Asana Ambassadors and other Asana users have to share.
- Asana Help Center: Search for what you need help with, from project plan templates to troubleshooting.
*If you do not have access to this template, reach out to lsats-proj-pm@umich.edu to ensure you have been added to the LSA Asana team.
External resources
https://asana.com/
https://academy.asana.com/
https://asana.com/templates/
https://help.asana.com/