Kanban Board: This visually depicts tasks, columns to represent status (To Do, In Progress, Completed), and can help teams pull work items, see where tasks are stuck. Trello is a commonly used free tool with classroom templates.
Source: Kanban in Project Management using Notion
Gantt Chart: This is a useful tool to visually outline all the tasks, subtasks, milestones and timelines required in the de-implementation project. You can indicate owners, priorities, durations for each task. It helps identify progress and bottlenecks.
Shared Calendars and Checklists: Having one easy to access calendar showing school events, project milestones, and custom checklists for major de-implementation items can help ensure nothing gets missed.
Communication Tools: Using team messaging apps like Slack or email distribution lists makes asking questions and receiving status alerts easier when the project team isn’t always face-to-face.
Collect Project Artifacts: Have shared cloud folders to store meeting notes, lessons learned, policies being rewritten due to de-implementation so historical record remains accessible.
Inputs: The time, resources, materials, action, and energy that we invest.
Outputs: The products or deliverables that are created with inputs.
Outcomes: The impact generated (e.g. time/resources saved, learning for staff or students, technology made more efficient)."
Keep track of specific tasks related to target area for de-implementation. Put a checkmark or "x" in the RED, AMBER, GREEN (RAG) box that indicates project status.