Course Information
Registration period
Year-round Recruitment
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Hour(s) 15 Minute(s)
Language
English
Taught by
Todd Charron
Rating
2 views
Course Overview
Get the most out of your daily stand-up meeting. Get rid of bad habits and bring life to your team with improv!
Stop having daily status meetings!
My name is Todd Charron, and I'm an Agile Coach and an Improvisor.
Most Agile and Scrum stand-up meetings are boring, lifeless, status meetings that don't provide any real value.
In this stand up meeting course I'll teach you Agile & Scrum Standup Meeting Rules and how to take that status meeting and turn it into a collaboration meeting where everyone is listening, working together and engaged.
Course Content
- 7 section(s)
- 24 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Intro and Daily Stand-up Basics
- Section 2 Stand-Up Bad Habits
- Section 3 Stand-Up Good Habits
- Section 4 Why Improv?
- Section 5 Improv Warm Ups
- Section 6 How to Get Started
- Section 7 Thanks
What You’ll Learn
- I'll show you the purpose of the daily stand-up, You'll see the most common bad habits and how to correct them, I'll show you the habits good stand-up meetings have, I'll show you why Improv and Agile are tightly linked, I'll show you how you can use Improv to invigorate your daily stand-up, I'll show you a whole bunch of Improv exercises demonstrated by a real Improv team
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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AAdelaide Van Der Poel
what has been highlighted in the course is what we as Scrum Masters know should be happening, but Product Owners still see it as the SM's responsibility to run with the meeting and ask everybody questions regarding their tasks and it can be a problem because we fall back into status update mode. Good to be reminded again of what the basics of a stand up is.
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KKarina D Apuzzo
Great information, a lot of examples and warm-up games to facilitate the working atmosphere. Extremely useful!
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NNatalia Ramirez
Se ahonda en los buenos y malos hábitos de las Daily Scrum, sin embargo los ejercicios que se proponen son más calentamientos o juegos de atención muy dinámicos y que requieren ser presenciales.
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JJuan Gutierrez
muy buena eleccion pero debe mejorar el audio y la calidad de la camara con la que hace el video, el material y la puesta en marcha, MUY BUENO
