What is a RAG Report? ...or a Traffic Light Report?

The video tutorial explains RAG reports, which use red, amber, and green colors to indicate project status. Green means everything is on track, amber signals caution, and red indicates danger. The tutorial emphasizes defining clear criteria for each status to avoid subjective judgments. It also discusses using additional colors like blue for completed tasks and black for critical issues. Tips for effective RAG reporting include ensuring clarity for color-blind stakeholders and using letters or words alongside colors for clarity.

What does the color 'Amber' signify in a RAG report?

• The project is completed.

• The project requires caution.

• The project is in danger.

• The project is on track.

Why is it important to define clear criteria for RAG statuses?

• To ensure subjective assessments.

• To avoid project managers manipulating the status.

• To make the report more colorful.

• To reduce the number of reports needed.

What additional color might be used in a RAG report to indicate a completed status?

• Red

• Black

• Blue

• Amber

In the UK public sector, what does the color 'Black' typically represent in a RAG report?

• A critical security incident

• A project on track

• A completed project

• An unknown status

What is a recommended practice to accommodate color blindness in RAG reports?

• Use only red and green colors.

• Avoid using any colors.

• Include text labels or letters with colors.

• Use only black and white colors.