Mid-sprint. Sprint 1 #CSM #lego4scrum
Posted by Alexey Krivitsky on Tuesday, May 23, 2017
This is a new book released 31 January 2017.
This is the third and by now the most complete guide with a foreword by Henrik Kniberg. This book summarises years of experiments and hundreds of lego4scrum workshops with groups of 10 to 150 participants. It will let you teach Scrum in a complete new, fresh and also fun way.
This book is written for:
lego4scrum 3.0 incorporates the following popular agile coaching techniques:
Get the book, get some LEGOs and have fun with this.
So many people keep asking things like:
Which LEGO sets do I buy?
How many boxes and bricks required for n people?
How to set up the room and make sure all is set for the workshop?
That I've decided to share the book's chapter dedicated to these and other preparatory topics.
Hope this helps. And if does, feel free to get the whole book (100 pages):
The lego4scrum training method is undergoing ICAgile certification.
So anyone teaching Agile and Scrum with #lego4scrum would be able to issue ICAgile Certified Professional (ICP) certificates to the students. Cool, huh?
Interested? Send us an email: info@lego4scrum.com.
You can also download a free guide in English or other languages from this website.
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Click on the link above, enter your email on the form and check inbox for a slack invite.
Join our growing #lego4scrum community on Facebook.
After we receive your request and the moderator accepts it you could read and post in the group.
Planning to teach Scrum?
Consider bringing a bag of LEGO!
Get advices to make the simulation a great experience not only for your students but as well for yourself. The original paper by Alexey Krivitsky gives the bare minimum to get it going.
Have just run the simulation?
Write it up!
We'd love to post your reports as a blog post, a link to your article, photos or video as many other trainers have already done.
English is too easy?
Consider the choice of 20 languages!
You are very much welcome to contribute to our community with a translation into your language. Help contribute.
So many people keep asking things like:
Which LEGO sets do I buy?
How many boxes and bricks required for n people?
How to set up the room and make sure all is set for the workshop?
That I've decided to share the book's chapter dedicated to these and other preparatory topics.
The lego4scrum training method is undergoing ICAgile certification.
So anyone teaching Agile and Scrum with #lego4scrum would be able to issue ICAgile Certified Professional (ICP) certificates to the students. Cool, huh?
Interested? Send us an email: info@lego4scrum.com.
The simulation is scalable. The limit is your imagination.
See a new article on using #lego4scrum for simulating LeSS Huge Framework .
This is a new book released 31 January 2017 by Alexey Krivitsky who has invented lego4scrum back in 2009 or so.
This is the third and by now the most complete guide with a foreword by Henrik Kniberg. This book summarises years of experiments and hundreds of lego4scrum workshops with groups of 10 to 150 participants. It will let you teach Scrum in a complete new, fresh and also fun way.
This book is written for:
lego4scrum 3.0 incorporates the following popular agile coaching techniques:
Get the book, get some LEGOs and have fun with this.
Author: Alexey Krivitsky
Recently I had a chance to run lego4scrum for ... 155 people. And it was fun!
Wesley van Heije has just submitted an experience report on teach Scrum with LEGO.
Check it out: Teaching Agile through Games
Image by Hakan Forss
Hey LEGO Lovers,
The LEGO Set referred to in the facilitator's guide is no longer available in stores.
So here are few ideas for its replacement.
LEGO USA Shop:
Filmed and shared by Jan Kees Velthoven
Filmed and shared by Bartosz Zieleźnik
Bartosz has shared with us recently an amazing video from his lego4scrum workshop.
Enjoy every second!
Written by David Cartagena,
Project Manager at mhs.com
We have been working hard to increase adoption of scrum to multiple teams as we’ve had some great success with one project while others have had difficulties getting off the ground.
I took it upon myself to investigate opportunities on how to increase collaboration and understanding of the scrum process with my teams as they worked on multiple projects that were driving towards one collective goal.
Then I found Lego Scrum!