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:

• Scrum Trainers exploring way of adding more elements of interactivity and gaming into the trainings turning them more to “from the back of the room” kind of things.
• Agile Coaches looking for new training and coaching ideas with some elements of serious plays and simulations.
• Scrum Masters willing to get ideas how to introduce agile thinking to new teams and newcomers in a fun and easy way.
• Professors and Teachers trying to adapt their teaching style to the ever-changing world that is full of games, fun and LEGO.
• Anyone else who is in charge of "installing Agile thinking and Scrum in a workspace".

lego4scrum 3.0 incorporates the following popular agile coaching techniques:

• user story mapping
• magic estimates
• overall backlog refinement with multiple teams
• joint multi-team scrum meetings
• continuous integration and deployment
• and more little tips and tricks to make the simulation valuable and fun.

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.

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!

Posted by Alexey Krivitsky