Adobe Workfront Workflow Cohort

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Adobe Workfront Workflow Learning Cohort

Join a six-week guided learning experience designed to help you master the essentials of Adobe Workfront Workflow through live sessions, hands-on labs, and peer collaboration. Explore how other organizations are using Workfront with guest speakers and thought leadership sessions. Capstone projects prepare you to confidently use Adobe Workfront as a project manager or system administrator.

This cohort provides distinct learning paths tailored to multiple roles that use Adobe Workfront Workflow:

Project Managers: Learn to create and manage project timelines, how to collaborate effectively through the project, and monitor ongoing project work with Adobe Workfront. Follow a basic workflow that starts with reviewing a work request before creating and planning a project to manage related work. After launching the project, look at work progress indicators and how to troubleshoot situations that may arise. Finally, ensure all work is complete before closing the project.
System Administrators: Learn to set up Workfront to align with organizational goals, streamline workflows, and ensure scalability. The cohort focuses on initial setup, global system settings, and workflow creation in Adobe Workfront, including user creation, access levels, permissions, schedules, and notification setup. Workflow management topics include custom statuses, project templates, and custom forms. Put these workflow settings together to create a functional request queue with routing rules and queue topics. You’ll learn to create layout templates to customize the Workfront interface and help improve the user experience and adoption. Finally, learn to write basic reports to make data about work visible to everyone.

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During the week before your cohort begins: You will get access to your cohort. Look out for a welcome email that contains access to your cohort learning journey & weekly activities, pre-work requirements, and environment access instructions.

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Project Managers

Understand and apply basic Workfront terminology.
Navigate Adobe Workfront to find your daily work and more.
Create a project based on a request and use a template to streamline project creation.
Customize the project plan by modifying the task list, establishing deadlines, and more.
Monitor the work being done and collaborate through project sharing and Workfront updates.
Close a project plan when work is complete.

System Administrators

Understand and apply basic Workfront terminology.
Navigate Adobe Workfront to find your daily work and more.
Set up, configure, and customize Workfront to match and support processes and workflows.
Ensure data compliance by securing privacy and permissions.
Create basic reports to provide visibility into the work being done.

Project Managers

Week 1: Getting started, learn where work comes from.
Week 2: Create and plan a project.
Week 3: Manage a project, track work progress, and collaborate through Workfront.
Week 4: Close a completed project.
Week 5: Capstone presentations with peer and instructor feedback.
Week 6: Certification exam preparation, course wrap-up, and final reflections.

System Administrators

Week 1: Get started with Adobe Workfront Workflow, access controls
Week 2: Set up organization structures, preferences, statuses, and custom forms.
Week 3: Request queues for work intake, layout templates, and project templates.
Week 4: Fundamentals of Workfront reporting.
Week 5: Capstone presentations with peer and instructor feedback.
Week 6: Certification exam preparation, course wrap-up, and final reflections.

Cohort program: 6 weeks

What to expect:

Live sessions: Engage in real-time learning with Adobe experts and your peers. Join two interactive sessions a week designed to help you connect, ask questions, and apply what you're learning. Time commitment: 2 - 4 hours a week.

Self-Paced Learning: Learn flexibly, at your own pace, between live sessions. Access asynchronous modules, hands-on labs, and discussion activities to deepen your understanding and apply key concepts in real-world scenarios. Time commitment: 0.5 - 3 hours a week.
Capstone & Peer Review: Demonstrate mastery through a guided capstone project. Apply your learning to a real-world challenge, then exchange feedback with your peers in structured review sessions. Time commitment: 0.5 - 1 hours a week.

Project manager track: Project managers, traffic coordinators, resource managers, and others who will create and manage projects in Adobe Workfront

System administrator track: System administrators, group administrators, and others responsible for the configuration and setup of Adobe Workfront at your organization

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