The typical tools used for communication of project schedule status are Gantt charts (bar charts), control charts, and milestone schedules. As noted in Chapter 6, the Gantt chart is used and favored the most, and is also the easiest to understand. It is commonly called a tracking Gantt chart. By adding actual and revised time estimates, the Gantt chart provides a quick overview of the project status on the report date. In a well-constructed initial response utilizing the knowledge you gained from the initial readings as well as your own experiences, discuss the following questions: How does a tracking Gantt chart help communicate project progress? How does the tracking Gantt chart differ from the control chart? What are the advantages of a tracking Gantt chart? Provide an example of how you could use a tracking Gantt chart either at work or at home