Agile Crash Course

so far so good Learning some basic concepts of Agile in the intro.

Great So far so good, has introduced some new terms.

Really Amazing really one of the best plat form for career boost up the video told me more about agile good So far so good This was really easy to follow an imparts Agile knowledge in a natural way.

so far so good Yes, I learnt everything I need to know for now!

So far so good good It was just right -- I needed an intro to Agile prior to a weekend intensive.

Yes, Its more useful for me to apply in my Projects So far so good and the instructor trying to start building from scratch and this is so easy to indrestand Excellent, easy to digest, super useful.

so far so good, simple and basic excellent!

Good course Yes it was yes.it was a good experience its amazing So far so good.

effective So far so good!

Just getting started, but so far so good!

So far so good, I'm only just into the class but it is reinforcing many of the concepts I understood by observing Agile Very good course and very well explained.

Nice place to start Very solid review of fundamentals and tools So far so good.

For example, who would pull together Product Backlog (user stories)?

A real life example of a product how it was split into user stories, how many developers, how team resolved, what type of feedback they got from customer, etc would have been helpful So far is basic and introductory so nothing I hadn't known before.

However, as it is only a crash course, it does not cover more in-depth but super useful topics, like building user stories based on persona.

I'd love to see more actual examples of the planning sessions, how an MVP is actually determined and how the user stories are chosen.

I learned about Agile being a method to do projects and what user stories, sprints, iterations etc are and how I can apply this to everyday life!

What is lacking is a bit more detailed explanation of user stories, story points and velocity with real examples.

I am working in a company where we've had people in from the UK working on a project talking about Sprints, User Stories etc.

I probably would have liked a little bit more on user stories, but I understood the concept.

It would be better if he can give more real case how-to such as if we want to create a project in which there are requirements etc etc and transform them to user stories and break down to tasks.

I've been using Trello for a number of years (and basically in the way described here), so I would have liked to spend less time on that, and a bit more examples of "User Stories" and things that are more specific to Agile.

In no more than a couple of hours I am able to use correctly concepts such as sprints, user stories, story points, MVP, etc.

There might have been more commentary regarding the user stories and pinning down estimates, but otherwise, well done and helpfull.

I was not the PM or scrum master, I was one of the engineers.

I have worked in teams lead by a PM and Scrum Master.

great course to jump immediately into the agile world!- thanks mauricio I just began a new job and was surprised when I was offered a chance to act as scrum master.

It is interesting to see from this course how "old" habits can, if there is not a strong enough Scrum Master -creap back in and blur the results of Rituals and Sprints.

I am a Scrum master, and what I have learned on this sharing is still informative, and the tools that were shared was really a great help, even though i'm already a scrum master there are some insights that were really helpful and informative as well.

interesting and easy to follow :-) This was a very good course which was explained nicely Very useful and for me it was a perfect refreshment as i also followed the scrum master I training.

I heard some of the terms like Scrum Master before, but no idea what was it.

There was only one thing that made me cringe a bit and that was a definition of a Scrum Master as a team leader.

Now, after this course, I've volunteered myself to be the scrum master.

scrum master vs project manager, etc for organization that use strict job separation/structure) Interesting Great course for beginners or for an agile refresher.

:-) One thing I'd like to see more of, is more "meat" surrounding the Scrum Master and Product Owners role.

I am planning to pay for my own certification for Agile Scrum Master, and this is a great help.

I feel like I have learned so much about Agile in such a short amount of time!

At first glance I was hesitant that this course only included an hour of lecture content, but Mauricio packed in a lot of content in a short amount of time!

This is a very nice crash course, a lot of points are covered in a short amount of time.

You learn a lot in a short amount of time.

It gets you ready to use Agile in a short amount of time.

Gives a great overview of the Agile philosophy and workflow - with enough detail and real-world examples to illustrate how to get going, while at the same time being concise enough to get through the course in a short amount of time without spending hours on it.

A lot of value packed into a short amount of time.

Gave me a decent grounding in the subject in a short amount of time.

The instructor could really put across all he had to in the course and the walk through on Trello and Microsoft Planner was so helpful.

Both sections on Trello and Microsoft Planner were very intuitive and insightful.

Got a detailed idea of Trello and Microsoft planner.

I really liked the pace of the course and the examples provided on the user of Microsoft Planners and Trello for managing projects.

Watching activities for programs I don't necessarily have (Microsoft Planner) wasn't the best utilization of time for me.

A well paced course, delivered by a good Trainer who introduced me to Trello and Microsoft Planner.

His lectures also include a demo for 2 different digital tools that can help a lot while applying the Agile methodology: 'Trello' and 'Microsoft Planner'.

I love also the introduction of Microsoft planner part, very helpful.

Most of the time was videos over Trello and Microsoft Planner basics.

Finally, the section on Microsoft Planner could be done in half the time, it was way too long in my opinion.

May be topic about Microsoft planner could be replace with requested video.

This was a very helpful view of how to utilize Microsoft planner A short course which gives an idea on Agile without having to go through many hours of lectures Had great learning experience!!

This was an excellent first course for me as I knew nothing about Agile and I had to get up to speed quickly.

I knew nothing about Agile and this was a great start Fantastic Course!!

amazing course and learnt a lot thank you very much Yes, I knew nothing about agile so it suited me perfectly.

Going into the course, I knew nothing about agile.

I knew nothing about Agile before coming into this course.

I knew nothing about Agile and now I feel ready to use it successfully.

I enjoyed the real life examples of using Kanban boards for projects.

This course re-enforced what I have already learned about Agile and gave me additional information (such as the different style of Kanban boards) that will help with my projects.

I thought there was good info in here, but since it was "agile crash course" was looking for the differences between the types of agile methodologies, not just scrum and kanban boards (although I know those are the most popular so maybe that is what everyone else wants.)

Excellent material, especially the examples of Kanban boards using different software tools.

This course made it so simple to understand and had the extra bonus of showing how to create Kanban boards in multiple applications.

Me dio muy buenas herramientas para el uso de los Kanban boards.

I am a mechanical engineer, but I already setup Trello kanban boards for my projects at work.

He explained the Kanban boards and showed how easy they were to use.

A significant portion of time spent on Trello and MS Planner high level which is OK if that's what you want from this.

Highly recommended Nice templates and walkthrough of Trello and MS Planner to give a view of real world Agile Kanban boards and Sprint planning Really enjoyed the course!

Especially I liked introduction of the Trello and MS planner.

I love the course, because of that is simplicity and describe more clearly and quickly, let me know it deeply, Demo Free tool "Trello" step by step, that can help us to use it smoothly.

Or the example which was shown using Trello could have a more detailed approached with the lecturer actually talking through step by step using one project sample.

The course provides you with a step by step video on how to get started, materials, real life examples, and repetitions of the most important key points.

great interview and step by step approach to building final finished product Very informative.

Mauricio is enthusiastic and kept me engaged the whole time!

Mauricio kept me engaged the entire course!

Instructor provide various media that kept me engaged.

Just confiming what I thought agile was liked the video section - interesting case study and kept me engaged I think it's pretty stratight forward it was concise and useful, gives an overview to set the context.

Good course for people completely new to Agile - would be great to understand the difference between different methodologies (SAFE, DSDM etc) and common pitfalls / issues with Agile and how to overcome them Great concise overview of the Agile framework.

the difference between transitional method and agile methodology; also the essential characteristic of agile Yes, my project uses Agile and I was able to relate to the concepts Absolument Its was really good.

And I can see the distinct difference between traditional project planning and Agile, and why Agile is far superior.

The example at the beginning was excellent in demonstrating the difference between transitional and agile project management.

Like the images to emphasis difference between agile and traditional projects.

Really liked the course although it seem to me that difference between scrum and kanban are not explained well.

so far this has been excellent training Excelente presentación Excellent course , very practical and easy to understand for anyone who has no prior experience in Agile Project Management.

I had no prior experience of knowledge of Agile.