FREE KIT

1. Problem Statement

Struggling to understand where a digital project begins and how its first stages should be organized? You are not alone: new terms, roles, and documents can appear to be separate elements without an obvious connection. As a result, tasks may be written without enough detail, while timelines may overlook important dependencies. Team members may also find it difficult to see who owns each action and which decision should come next. Without a basic structure, even a small project can accumulate misunderstandings, repeated discussions, and unnecessary changes.

2. Solution

This course will teach you to view a digital project as a sequence of connected stages. You will learn how to describe a goal, identify the main work outcomes, and divide an idea into understandable tasks. The course explains common team functions and the principles behind assigning responsibilities. You will also learn how to create a basic project map, record decisions, and track changes. The materials provide a foundation for studying more detailed digital project management methods later.

3. What’s Inside

Module 1: Digital Project Foundations
Learn what defines a digital project, how it differs from an ongoing workflow, and which characteristics establish its boundaries.

Module 2: Goals and Expected Outcomes
Learn how to describe a goal, separate it from individual tasks, and write outcomes that can be reviewed after a project stage.

Module 3: Roles and Responsibilities
Explore how responsibilities can be divided among a coordinator, contributors, a client, and people who review decisions.

Module 4: Task Mapping
Learn how to divide work into smaller parts, establish an order of activities, and identify dependencies between tasks.

Module 5: Timelines and Checkpoints
Create a basic schedule, mark checkpoints, and include time for reviews, clarification, and adjustments.

Module 6: Project Notes and Decisions
Learn how to record agreements, changes, open questions, and follow-up actions without creating unnecessary documentation.

Module 7: Final Project Map
Complete a practical assignment by preparing a concise digital project map containing a goal, roles, tasks, dates, and checkpoints.

4. Who Is This For?

✅ This course may suit you if you:

• are beginning your Digital Project Management studies;
• take part in digital projects and want to understand their structure;
• coordinate small tasks or work with several contributors;
• want to document dates, roles, and agreements more accurately;
• prefer a foundational learning route with understandable terminology.

❌ This course may not suit you if you:

• need materials focused only on large multi-team programs;
• expect detailed portfolio management or complex budgeting topics;
• already build advanced project systems across several connected workstreams;
• do not plan to complete the practical assignments.

5. What You’ll Learn

After completing Free Kit, you will be able to:

• describe a digital project goal in one structured paragraph;
• identify at least four core roles and their responsibilities;
• divide a project into stages and individual tasks;
• prepare a basic schedule with checkpoints;
• identify dependencies between activities;
• create a concise record of decisions and changes;
• prepare a one-page project map for a learning or workplace scenario.

6. Refund Terms

For paid enrollment in Free Kit, a refund request may be submitted within 30 calendar days of the purchase date. Requests are reviewed according to the published store terms, enrollment conditions, and the extent to which the materials have been used. Review the course description and the Iterava refund policy before placing an order.

7. Certificate

After completing every module and submitting the final project map, you will receive an Iterava certificate. The certificate confirms completion of Free Kit: Digital Project Management Foundations.