Agile & Scrum Foundations With 2020 Scrum Guide Videos

What you'll learn
Scrum Theory and Values
Scrum Roles—Cross Functional and Self-Organizing Teams
Scrum Events—Introduction to Scrum Events, Sprint Planning Meeting, Daily Scrum, Sprint Review, Sprint Retrospective
Scrum Artifacts—Scrum Artifacts, Product Backlog, Product Backlog Refinement, Sprint Backlog,The Increment and Definition of Done
Each section is comprised of two or more videos and two or more practice activities or practice scenarios to help cement your learning.
Requirements
None
Description
This is a self-paced course that will help you grasp the foundational concepts of Scrum and also include an audio animated version of Scrum Guide 2020. There are four main sections for this course, which you may complete in any order you wish. Alternatively, you can choose to skip directly to the course quiz to assess your current knowledge of Scrum before exploring the other content.Over the course of 20 interactive videos and five modules, we're going to teach you the basics of Agile and Scrum so you know what to look for in the world of Agile. This course features a quiz at the end to help you retain what you've learned, with descriptions with the transcripts of the videos to help you take notes.There are four sections in this course, which you may complete in any order you wish. (Alternatively, you can choose to skip directly to the course quiz to assess your current skills before exploring the content.)Each section is comprised of two or more videos and two or more practice activities or practice scenarios to help cement your learning. Sections include:Section 1: Scrum TheorySection 2: Scrum RolesSection 3: Scrum EventsSection 4: Scrum ArtifactsScrum is a Process framework that has been used to manage work on complex products since the early 1990s. Scrum is not a process, technique, or definitive method. Rather, it is a framework within which you can employ various processes and techniques. Scrum makes clear the relative efficacy of your product management and work techniques so that you can continuously improve the product, the team, and the working environment.
Overview
Section 1: Agile Manifesto
Lecture 1 Agile Manifesto
Section 2: Introduction to Scrum
Lecture 2 2020 Scrum Guide - Purpose of the Scrum Guide
Lecture 3 What is Scrum?
Lecture 4 Why Scrum?
Lecture 5 Scrum Theory
Lecture 6 The Values of Scrum
Lecture 7 2020 The Scrum Guide: Scrum Values
Section 3: The Scrum Team
Lecture 8 2020 The Scrum Guide - Scrum Theory
Lecture 9 The Scrum Team
Lecture 10 The Product Owner
Lecture 11 The Development Team
Lecture 12 The Scrum Master
Section 4: Scrum Events
Lecture 13 2020 Scrum Guide: Scrum Events
Lecture 14 Introduction to Scrum Events & The Sprint
Lecture 15 Cancelling the Sprint
Lecture 16 Sprint Planning
Lecture 17 The Sprint Goal
Lecture 18 The Daily Scrum
Lecture 19 Sprint Review
Lecture 20 Sprint Retrospective
Section 5: Scrum Artifacts
Lecture 21 2020 Scrum Guide - Scrum Artifacts
Lecture 22 Scrum Artifacts
Lecture 23 Sprint Backlog
Lecture 24 The Increment
Section 6: Overview
Lecture 25 Transparency
Lecture 26 Definition of "Done"
This course is an ideal starting point for those new to Scrum or can provide the needed certification to those already experienced with Scrum.

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