Marketing Collaboration Toolkit for Professor Venkman's Class by Aniketh Venkateswaran

Google Forms – Team Intake & Skill Matching

anivenk033 — 2025-10-16 06:07:23 UTC

Professor Venkman uses Google Forms to collect student skill data at the start of the course. This helps create well-balanced marketing teams by matching students based on strengths like design, analytics, and presentation delivery.

Trello – Campaign Task Management

anivenk033 — 2025-10-16 06:10:14 UTC

Trello serves as the team's digital project board throughout the campaign. Students will organize tasks under columns like Brainstorm, In Progress, Review, and Final Assets, which allows everyone to contribute.

Slack – Ongoing Campaign Communication

anivenk033 — 2025-10-16 06:11:23 UTC

Slack replaces email and allows for quick feedback through threads and channels. Each marketing team in the class has a private channel to send drafts, ask questions, and tag teammates to keep efficient communication and collaboration.

Padlet – Public Campaign Mockup Wall

anivenk033 — 2025-10-16 06:12:09 UTC

Teams post early campaign concepts on a class Padlet so peers can leave feedback using comments. This introduces a peer review stage before final pitch.

Canva – Final Campaign Pitch Assets

anivenk033 — 2025-10-16 06:13:07 UTC

Students use Canva to turn campaign ideas into real graphics and polished pitch decks. This helps them present like real marketing teams rather than an unrealistic class with drab presentations.

Why I chose these tools

anivenk033 — 2025-10-16 18:34:44 UTC