Master the Scrum Events: Build Solid Foundation for Success

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Kai Lamadeleine

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1 - Introduction

1 - Continuous-Improvements.pdf

1 - Course-Recommendations.pdf

1 - Introduction.mp4

02:19

2 - Sprint Planning

1 - Sprint Planning Part 1 Team Commitment Knowledge Check.html

2 - SPWhatWhyHow.pdf

2 - Sprint Planning Part 2 Tasking Knowledge Check.html

2 - Sprint Planning The What The Why and The How.mp4

06:38

3 - SP-ExecutionofHow-SP-Part-1.pdf

3 - Sprint Planning Activities Deep Dive Sprint Planning Part 1 Team Commitment.mp4

07:37

4 - SP-ExecutionofHow-SP-Part-2.pdf

4 - Sprint Planning Activities Deep Dive Sprint Planning Part 2 Tasking.mp4

02:57

3 - Daily StandupDaily Scrum

3 - Daily StandupDaily Scrum Knowledge Check.html

5 - DailyScrum-WhatWhyHow.pdf

5 - Daily StandupDaily Scrum The What The Why and the How.mp4

05:30

6 - Managing Monitoring the Team Scrum Board and Taskboard.mp4

08:37

6 - Scrumboard-and-Taskboard.pdf

7 - DS-BurndownCharts.pdf

7 - Interpreting and Communicating the Team Sprint Burndown Chart.mp4

09:12

4 - Team Backlog Refinement

4 - Team Backlog Refinement Knowledge Check.html

5 - Estimating the Product Backlog Using Relative Estimation Knowledge Check.html

6 - What and How of Story Point Estimation Knowledge Check.html

7 - Why and How to Use Planning Poker to Estimate Knowledge Check.html

8 - Backlog-Refinement-WhatWhyHow.pdf

8 - Team Backlog Refinement The What The Why and The How.mp4

05:16

9 - Techniques for Effective Team Backlog Refinement.mp4

03:22

9 - Techniques-for-Effective-Team-Backlog-Refinement.pdf

10 - Estimating the Product Backlog Using Relative Estimation.mp4

04:13

10 - Relative-Estimation-Using-Fibonacci-Sequence.pdf

10 - The values in the Fibonacci scale work well because they roughly correspond to Webers Law.txt

11 - Estimation-Concrete-Practice.pdf

11 - Story-Point-Estimation.pdf

11 - What and How of Story Point Estimation.mp4

05:45

12 - Planit Poker Online Planning Poker Tool.txt

12 - Planning-Poker.pdf

12 - Scrum Poker Online Planning Poker Tool.txt

12 - Why and How to Use Planning Poker to Estimate.mp4

04:35

13 - Concrete Practice Relative Estimation.mp4

05:26

13 - Estimation-Concrete-Practice1.pdf

5 - Sprint ReviewDemo

8 - Sprint ReviewDemo Knowledge Check.html

14 - Sprint ReviewDemo The What The Why and The How.mp4

04:24

14 - Sprint-Demo.pdf

6 - Sprint Retrospective

9 - Sprint Retrospective Knowledge Check.html

15 - Retro-What-Why-and-How.pdf

15 - Sprint Retrospective The What The Why and The How.mp4

05:38

16 - RetroCollabTools.pdf

16 - Retro-Types-of-Retrospectives.pdf

16 - Types of Retrospectives.mp4

06:58

17 - Retrospective Collaboration Tool Demo IdeaBoardz.mp4

09:25

18 - Retrospective Collaboration Tool Demo Microsoft Whiteboard.mp4

02:35

19 - Effective Retrospective Facilitation Techniques.mp4

04:44

19 - RetroFacilitation.pdf

19 - Retro-ConcretePractice.pdf

7 - Conclusion

20 - Conclusion Message.mp4

01:20

20 - Continuous-Improvements.pdf

Description

Learn tried-and-tested Agile Scrum techniques and best practices to elevate your role and amplify your contributions

What You'll Learn?

Grasp the underlying significance and benefits of the Scrum events (Sprint Planning, Daily Scrum, Backlog Refinement, Sprint Review, and Retrospective)
Acquire strategies and proven methods for effectively guiding each Scrum event.
How to lead Sprint Planning - Part 1 (Team Commitment) using proven methods and techniques for a successful session.
How to lead Sprint Planning - Part 2 (Tasking) using proven methods and techniques for a successful session.
Master strategies for efficient team backlog refinement.
How to size/estimate the team product backlog using relative comparison
How to employ Planning Poker to tap into the "Wisdom of the Crowd," sidestep anchoring biases, and achieve team consensus when estimating the product backlog
How to conduct a seamless Sprint review/demo: steps for preparation, execution, and follow-up.
Delve into various Retrospective formats to foster deeper understanding of team members' perspectives.
Master the techniques for successful Retrospective facilitation: from preparation to execution and follow-up.
How to employ tools like Ideaboardz and Microsoft Whiteboard for effective Retrospective facilitation.

Who is this for?

Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced Learners

What You Need to Know?

No prior experience is needed. Perfect for both beginners and those looking to refine their understanding and facilitation skills of the Scrum events.

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Description
This in-depth course combines theoretical knowledge with practical insights and is designed to ensure you're well-equipped to help enhance your team's coordination, collaboration, communication, and alignment to enable optimal facilitation of the Scrum events. The techniques and best practices shared within the lectures have been curated from the instructor's 14+ years of hands-on experience working with numerous teams and organizations.
Course Highlights:

Sprint Planning:
Dive into the significance and objectives of Sprint Planning.
Explore efficient techniques to prioritize items from the product backlog.
Understand roles, responsibilities, and the framework that drives a productive planning session.
Daily Scrum:
Discover the purpose and structure of this crucial daily touchpoint.
Delve into best practices to ensure focused, concise, and outcome-driven Daily Scrum.
Learn the importance of tracking impediments and how to address them efficiently.
Team Backlog Refinement:
Understand the continuous need to refine the backlog.
Techniques for breaking down user stories and estimating efforts.
Sprint Review/Demo:
Grasp the essence of this feedback loop with stakeholders.
Uncover effective strategies for showcasing completed work.
Learn how to gather feedback and integrate it into future sprints.
Sprint Retrospective:
Dive into this reflective session where the team assesses its performance.
Tools and techniques for effective retrospectives.
Strategies to drive continuous improvement and address team challenges.
By the end of this course, you will have a great grasp in facilitating and maximizing the value of each Scrum event, fostering a culture of continuous improvement and delivering tangible results.
Whether you're new to Agile or looking to refine your skills, this comprehensive guide to Scrum events will empower you to lead your team with confidence.

Enroll now and embark on a journey to elevate your role and amplify your contributions to your team and organization towards achieving higher performance.
Who this course is for:
Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced Learners

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SUMMARYJourneying Through Tech with Purpose: With 24 years in IT, I've devoted 14+ enriching years to Agile Coaching, Training, and Organizational Design. From roles as a Software Quality Engineer, Product Owner, Scrum Master to an Enterprise Agile Coach, I've been fortunate to collaborate with many highly-respected organizations from the US to Australia. Our shared mission? Continual growth, learning, and transformation. Together, we can inspire and create change for good. CREDENTIAL HIGHLIGHTSPractices and Frameworks: Lean Startup, Scrum, XP, Kanban, Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe), and Large-Scale Scrum (LeSS), Behavior-driven Development (BDD), Acceptance Test-driven Development (ATDD)Industry Certifications & Affiliations- Scaled Agile Framework Practice Consultant (SPC 6.0)- Certified Scrum Master (CSM), Certified Scrum Professional (CSP)- Certified LeSS Practitioner (CLP)- Certified Agile Leader Training (Servant Leadership and Motivational Coaching, Leader’s Factors, Organizational Psychology)- Co-trained with SAFe SPCT (SAFe Practice Consultant Trainer) and CST (Certified Scrum Trainer)- Industry Network Leadership Team for Agile and DevOps at Women in Technology International (WITI)Agile Lifecycle Management and Collaboration Tools: Atlassian Jira, Atlassian Confluence, Atlassian Jira Align, Microsoft Team Foundation Server (TFS) Azure DevOps, HP ALM, Rally Software, Rational Team Concert (RTC), Agility Health Radar, Rational Requirements Composer (RCC), VersionOne, Pivotal Tracker, Miro, Mural, Planning Poker, IdeaBoardz, GroupZapMEDIA COVERAGE:Featured as the CEO of the Top Emerging Agile Company of 2022 by CIO Applications magazine

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