[SCRUMDEVELOPMENT] Training Materials

[Roberta [e-mail] [SCRUMDEVELOPMENT]]

Does anyone have a good training deck that I could use to present to a team
in my organization? Something that doesn't require permissions to use?


Thanks!
Roberta

[Michael Vizdos [e-mail] [SCRUMDEVELOPMENT]]

That's a pretty big ask.

Is there a specific goal, timing, audience, and outcomes in mind?

Answers to this may allow people to assist you. Make sense?

Thank you,

Mike Vizdos
www.michaelvizdos.com

Focus. #deliver

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Does anyone have a good training deck that I could use to present to a
team in my organization? Something that doesn't require permissions to use?
Thanks!
Roberta

[George Dinwiddie [e-mail] [SCRUMDEVELOPMENT]]

Roberta,

Post by Roberta ***@gmail.com [SCRUMDEVELOPMENT]
Does anyone have a good training deck that I could use to present to a
team in my organization? Something that doesn't require permissions to use?

Mike Cohn has made a deck available.
https://www.mountaingoatsoftware.com/presentations/an-introduction-to-scrum

- George

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Roberta, try this:

Scrum Gallery http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery

http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery

Scrum Gallery http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery I stopped using powerpoint slides in my Scrum workshops in 2008, shortly after I had created a deck I was especially happy with—a very visual deck. Rather...



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Tobias

[David Koontz [e-mail] [SCRUMDEVELOPMENT]]

I'm quite interested in the reason you stopped using slides in your classes. Care to elaborate?

David Koontz

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[phone]
http://about.me/davidakoontz

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[Markus Gaertner [e-mail] [SCRUMDEVELOPMENT]]

I started to develop concepts on flipchart after taking a visual
facilitation course a few years back.

Never used slides in classes at all.

Best
Markus

Save our Scrum: http://leanpub.com/saveourscrum
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Dipl.-Inform. Markus Gaertner
Author of ATDD by Example - A Practical Guide to Acceptance Test-Driven
Development

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http://www.it-agile.de

Post by David Koontz ***@gmail.com [SCRUMDEVELOPMENT]
I'm quite interested in the reason you stopped using slides in your
classes. Care to elaborate?
David Koontz
[phone]
http://about.me/davidakoontz
Scrum Gallery
<http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery>
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<http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery>
Scrum Gallery
<http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery>
I stopped using powerpoint slides in my Scrum workshops in 2008, shortly
after I had created a deck I was especially happy with—a very visual deck.
Rather...
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Tobias

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I stopped using slides to get much more interactive with the audience, where quite often they build the material as we go. Using Training from the Back of the Room much of the material has an exercise with me facilitating the discussions, asking powerful questions, and occasionally sharing material by writing or drawing on flipcharts. See How to Map Your Instruction in 4 Simple Steps http://www.slideshare.net/sharonbowman/how-to-map-your-instruction-in-4-simple-steps-12175386 for details on the 4Cs technique.

http://www.slideshare.net/sharonbowman/how-to-map-your-instruction-in-4-simple-steps-12175386

How to Map Your Instruction in 4 Simple Steps http://www.slideshare.net/sharonbowman/how-to-map-your-instruction-in-4-simple-steps-12175386 By Sharon Bowman. How to Map Your Instruction. A simple 4-step instructional design tool for teachers, trainers, educators, and instructors.



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I also found that slides constrained me in that I could never get the "right" order for my slides and thus had to jump around in the slides. Without slides that constraint is removed and I find that there is a more natural flow to the material because it is easier to facilitate discussion around topics are raised in the moment. Not to say that every topic gets covered when it arises (through questions most often), but the opportunity exists and is easier to work into the flow. Notice the emphasis on "my" above. Without slides the ideas become own by the class rather than by me and my slides.


I actually do use a couple of slides in two cases. When I'm facilitating an exercise that has required data or a set of instructions then I will use slides for that. Really this is just practical to save time writing or having to give handouts. The second case is when I have a picture that is either powerful or too complex to draw. However in that case the slide is mostly background and I use it to evoke a reaction.


Glenn

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Hi David.
Essentially, freedom. The workshop is allowed to emerge, rather than be defined. I no longer teach CSM, and in some other workshops I facilitate (or talks I give) I do use slides. My preference is still to go without, but sometimes the visual element is important, and can enhance.


Tobias



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Roberta, try this:


Scrum Gallery http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery

http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery

Scrum Gallery http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery I stopped using powerpoint slides in my Scrum workshops in 2008, shortly after I had created a deck I was especially happy with—a very visual deck. Rather...



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Tobias

[David Koontz [e-mail] [SCRUMDEVELOPMENT]]

Thank you all for your comments and insights as to presentation with/without slides.

Here’s my reasoning
 http://agilecomplexificationinverter.blogspot.com/2012/04/recreate-to-improve.html

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Hi David.
Essentially, freedom. The workshop is allowed to emerge, rather than be defined. I no longer teach CSM, and in some other workshops I facilitate (or talks I give) I do use slides. My preference is still to go without, but sometimes the visual element is important, and can enhance.
Tobias
I'm quite interested in the reason you stopped using slides in your classes. Care to elaborate?
David Koontz
[phone]
http://about.me/davidakoontz <http://about.me/davidakoontz>

Scrum Gallery <http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery>
<http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery>
Scrum Gallery <http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery>
I stopped using powerpoint slides in my Scrum workshops in 2008, shortly after I had created a deck I was especially happy with—a very visual deck. Rather...
View on agileanarchy.tumblr.com <http://agileanarchy.tumblr.com/post/16686333338/scrum-gallery>
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No permission required. Use and abuse as you like :)
Tobias