Does it seem like people bring up "Agile" and "Scrum" in every meeting you go to? Are you confused by what people mean when they talk about Sprints, Scrum Masters and Backlogs?

It can be really frustrating to be bombarded by jargon, trying to make sense of words that sound made up or don't fit with your environment. Maybe people are saying things like "We don't do documentation because we're agile!" Is that right? Or are they full of BS?

Join David on the short, fun introduction to Agile and Scrum, and be bamboozled no more. By the end of this course you will be able to do the following:

• Explain the difference between Agile and Scrum
• Apply an Agile mindset to your work and even your personal life
• Use Scrum in order to do this
• Run a Sprint, using the Scrum meetings
• Identify the roles in Scrum
• Set effective outcomes, rather than merely focusing on output (and know the difference between those two concepts)
• Create a Product Backlog and produce a Sprint Backlog
• Communicate your intentions and progress
• Spot unhelpful behaviours or actions

There are also quizzes (to reinforce the learnings) and exercises (to help you apply the concepts to your situation).