This course is your gateway to mastering the art of Sprint Retrospectives, a crucial aspect of Agile practices that can significantly enhance your team's efficiency. Starting with an overview of Agile Scrum, you'll be introduced to the core concepts of Sprint Retrospectives. Each lesson is carefully crafted to simplify complex ideas, making it accessible to both beginners and seasoned professionals. You'll learn the essential elements of a successful retrospective, how to timebox effectively, and the importance of focusing on team needs.
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What you'll learn
Conduct and facilitate impactful Sprint Retrospectives that drive team improvement
Implement and apply timeboxing and other critical strategies to enhance team efficiency
Foster and promote continuous improvement within your team by identifying and addressing key areas
Utilize and apply creative techniques to keep retrospectives engaging and productive
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There are 5 modules in this course
In this module, we will provide a comprehensive overview of the course, starting with a recap of Agile Scrum principles. You’ll be introduced to the concept of Sprint Retrospectives, exploring its purpose and the key elements that contribute to its success.
What's included
5 videos
In this module, we will delve into practical tips for running successful Sprint Retrospectives. You will explore real-world examples, learn about the importance of time management, and discover strategies to keep the process dynamic and team-focused.
What's included
8 videos
In this module, we will explore additional tips to refine your Sprint Retrospective process. You’ll study a case of "Retrospective Regret," learn to vary facilitation styles, and incorporate creative methods to engage all team members, including those who work remotely.
What's included
8 videos1 assignment
In this module, we will examine advanced tips for conducting impactful Sprint Retrospectives. You’ll learn to avoid assumptions, leverage past experiences, and foster productive discussions to identify and prioritize action items for continuous improvement.
What's included
8 videos
In this module, we will conclude with a set of tips aimed at refining the structure and documentation of your Sprint Retrospectives. You’ll learn to develop checklists, formalize working agreements, and enhance your note-taking and action planning to ensure long-term success.
What's included
10 videos2 assignments
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