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Course Description

Maybe you or a colleague has heard about Scrum but never had the chance to use it. Or perhaps you've used Scrum, but haven’t been practicing it for a while and just need a refresher. Possibly you just want to reinforce your Scrum knowledge before you sit for your Scrum certification exam.

If you want to boost your Scrum knowledge, then this course Learn Scrum the Visual Way is here to help.

In this course Ken Rubin provides an end-to-end overview of the Scrum Framework, the dominant approach to doing agile development. 

If you are a visual learner, then this is the course for you. Ken presents Scrum concepts using a collection of visually appealing three-dimensional images of agile and Scrum concepts. These are the same pictures he uses in his Amazon #1 best selling book Essential Scrum.

Develop or strengthen your understanding of Scrum roles, artifacts, and activities in a way that is easy to understand and retain through clear and compelling visual representations.

What's Included When You Join?

  • Content in multiple formats

    10 worksheets to apply the learnings to your own organization, as well as quizzes, transcripts, and audio files for each lesson.

  • Scrum Articles

    31 articles aligned with appropriate lessons to reinforce the learnings. All available for immediate download.

  • Agile Glossary

    51 page agile glossary! This is the industry's most comprehensive agile glossary and you get it in a searchable and printable format!

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Introduction

  • 2

    Module 1: Scrum Team

    • Lesson 1: Scrum Team

    • Quiz Module 1: Scrum Team

    • Transcript Module 1 - Scrum Team

    • Audio - Module 1: Scrum Team

    • Worksheet Module 1 - Scrum Team

    • Article - Which Scrum Role Do You Prefer?

    • Article - Distinguishing Between Feature And Component Teams

    • Article - Does Your ScrumMaster Have Agile Intuition? (The Colonel Klink Test)

    • Article - Measuring Team Performance
  • 3

    Module 2: Scrum Framework

    • Lesson 1: Scrum Framework Part 1

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    • Quiz Module 2: Scrum Framework Pt 1

    • Lesson 2: Scrum Framework Part 2

    • Quiz Module 2: Scrum Framework Part 2

    • Transcript Module 2- Scrum Framework (Both Part 1 and Part 2)

    • Audio Module 2 - Lesson 1: Scrum Framework Part 1

    • Audio Module 2 - Lesson 2: Scrum Framework Part 2

    • Worksheet Module 2 - Scrum Framework

    • Article - What Is Product Backlog Grooming (Refinement) and How Long Should It Take?

    • Article - Demystifying Product Backlog Concepts

    • Article - Definition of Ready

    • Article - How To Determine Sprint Start and End Days
  • 4

    Module 3: Interpreting the Visual AGILExicon

  • 5

    Module 4: Practices and Approaches

    • Lesson 1: Practices and Approaches

      FREE PREVIEW

    • Quiz Module 4: Practices and Approaches

    • Transcript Module 4 - Practices and Approaches

    • Audio - Module 4: Practices and Approaches

    • Worksheet Module 4 - Practices and Approaches

    • Article - Context Matters Why I Don’t Believe in Best Practices
  • 6

    Module 5: Product Backlog

    • Lesson 1: Product Backlog and Product Backlog Items

    • Lesson 2: Product Backlog Grooming / Refinement

    • Quiz Module 5: Product Backlog

    • Transcript Module 5 - Product Backlog

    • Audio Module 5 - Lesson 1: Product Backlog and Product Backlog Items

    • Audio Module 5 - Lesson 2: Product Backlog Grooming / Refinement

    • Worksheet Module 5 - Product Backlog

    • Article - Demystifying Product Backlog Concepts

    • Article - What Is Product Backlog Grooming (Refinement) and How Long Should It Take?
  • 7

    Module 6: Sprints & Sprint Planning

    • Lesson 1: Sprints

    • Lesson 2: Sprint Planning Part 1

    • Lesson 3: Sprint Planning Part 2

    • Quiz Module 6: Sprints and Sprint Planning

    • Transcript Module 6 - Sprints and Sprint Planning (all three lessons)

    • Audio Module 6 - Lesson 1: Sprints

    • Audio Module 6 - Lesson 2: Sprint Planning Part 1

    • Audio Module 6 - Lesson 3: Sprint Planning Part 2

    • Worksheet Module 6 - Sprints and Sprint Planning

    • Article - The Benefits of Timeboxing

    • Article - How To Determine Sprint Start and End Days

    • Article - How Long Should Teams Spend in Sprint Planning?

    • Article - Sprint Backlog – An Artifact for Acquiring Confidence

    • Article - Who Should Attend Scrum Meetings?

    • Article - No Goal-Altering Changes During Sprints
  • 8

    Module 7: Sprint Execution

    • Lesson 1: Sprint Execution Part 1

    • Lesson 2: Sprint Execution Part 2

    • Quiz Module 7: Sprint Execution

    • Transcript Module 7 - Sprint Execution (both Part 1 and Part 2)

    • Audio Module 7 - Lesson 1: Sprint Execution Part 1

    • Audio Module 7 - Lesson 2: Sprint Execution Part 2

    • Worksheet Module 7 - Sprint Execution

    • Article - Swarm to the Fewest Viable Items

    • Article - How Much Time Should Teams Spend on Sprint Execution?

    • Article - How Much Time Should Each Scrum Practice Take?
  • 9

    Module 8: Daily Scrum

    • Lesson 1: Daily Scrum

    • Lesson 2: Pigs and Chickens

    • Quiz Module 8: Daily Scrum

    • Transcript Module 8 - Daily Scrum

    • Audio Module 8 - Lesson 1: Daily Scrum

    • Audio Module 8 - Lesson 2: Pigs and Chickens

    • Worksheet Module 8 - Daily Scrum

    • Article - Daily Scrum Meeting - What? Why? How Long?

    • Article - Understanding the Daily Scrum — Rules and Misconceptions

    • Article - Who Should Attend Scrum Meetings?

    • Article - How Much Time Should Each Scrum Practice Take?
  • 10

    Module 9: Potentially Shippable Product Increment

    • Lesson 1: Potentially Shippable Product Increment

    • Lesson 2: Definition of Done

    • Quiz Module 9: Potentially Shippable Product Increment

    • Transcript Module 9 - Potentially Shippable Product Increment

    • Audio Module 9 - Lesson 1: Potentially Shippable Product Increment

    • Audio Module 9 - Lesson 2: Definition of Done

    • Worksheet Module 9 - Potentially Shippable Product Increment

    • Article - 2020 Scrum Guide Definition of “Increment” Inadequately Addresses Knowledge-Acquisition Work

    • Article - Changing the Definition of Done

    • Article - Nonfunctional Requirements and Your Definition of Done

    • Article - Done-Done the Crutch of the Undone
  • 11

    Module 10: Sprint Review

    • Lesson 1: Sprint Review Part 1

    • Lesson 2: Sprint Review Part 2

    • Quiz Module 10: Sprint Review

    • Transcript Module 10 - Sprint Review

    • Audio Module 10 - Lesson 1: Sprint Review Part 1

    • Audio Module 10 - Lesson 2: Sprint Review Part 2

    • Worksheet Module 10 - Sprint Review

    • Article - How Long Should the Sprint Review Last?

    • Article - Surprising Stakeholders is Almost Never a Good Thing!

    • Article - How Much Time Should Each Scrum Practice Take?

    • Article - Stakeholders Missing at Sprint Reviews – Part One - Nothing to See Here

    • Article - Stakeholders Missing at Sprint Reviews – Part Two - Too This and Too That

    • Article - Stakeholders Missing at Sprint Reviews – Part Three - Simple Misunderstanding

    • Article - It’s a Sprint Review Not a Sprint Demo!
  • 12

    Module 11: Sprint Retrospective

    • Lesson 1: Sprint Retrospective Part 1

    • Lesson 2: Sprint Retrospective Part 2

    • Quiz Module 11: Sprint Retrospective

    • Transcript Module 11 - Sprint Retrospective

    • Audio Module 11 - Lesson 1: Sprint Retrospective Part 1

    • Audio Module 11 - Lesson 2: Sprint Retrospective Part 2

    • Worksheet Module 11 - Sprint Retrospective

    • Article - How Much Time Should Teams Budget for the Sprint Retrospective?

    • Article - How Much Time Should Each Scrum Practice Take?

    • Article - Who Should Attend Scrum Meetings?

    • Article - How Safe is Your Agile Environment?
  • 13

    Closing

    • Closing

    • Transcript - Closing

    • Audio - Closing

Meet Ken Rubin

Agile Author, Trainer, and Coach

Ken Rubin

Ken Rubin is the author of Amazon’s #1 best selling book Essential Scrum: A Practical Guide to the Most Popular Agile Process. As an agile thought leader, Ken founded Innolution where he helps organizations thrive through the application of agile principles in an effective and economically sensible way. He has coached over 200 companies ranging from startups to Fortune 10, and is an angel investor and mentor to numerous exciting startups. As a Certified Scrum Trainer, Ken has trained over 30,000 people in agile / Scrum as well as object-oriented technology. He was the first managing director of the worldwide Scrum Alliance, a nonprofit organization focused on transforming the world of work using Scrum.

Got a Question?

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  • How is the course delivered?

    Learn Scrum the Visual Way is delivered through streaming videos plus downloadable files such as transcripts, articles related to each topic, and worksheets. Also included are audio files of every lesson.

  • Can I share the videos with my team or group?

    Each license is for one person. You cannot share the videos, audio files, worksheets, or transcripts with others. You can, of course, share what you’ve learned with others.

  • How long will I have access to Learn Scrum the Visual Way?

    You have lifetime access. There are no recurring or subscription fees.

  • Does this course qualify for continuing educational credit?

    Yes! Completing this course earns you 2 PDUs from the PMI and 2 SEUs from the Scrum Alliance (use Category "Learning").

  • Is there a money-back guarantee?

    Yes, there is a 30-day unconditional money back guarantee. If you are unhappy for any reason, just let us know.

  • What if I have more questions?

    Contact us any time at learn@innolution.com. We will be happy to assist or answer any additional questions.

What People Are Saying

Mark Nestel

Ken Rubin’s class is outstanding. The scrum diagrams are very great learning tools to help remember key Scrum Framework steps and methods. I enjoyed the entire course. Glad to be a scrum master and glad to know Ken as a scrum resource. Very impressed.

Emily Kamrud

This course was very helpful in my development and onboarding to my current role. The layout is very user friendly, visually pleasing, & keeps the users attention all the way through. This course is very helpful for anyone who will be working with a Scrum style framework, but also a great refresher course for someone who is already currently in a scrum style role.

Suganthy Nair

Wow! I was blown away by the content. The crisp, short and excellently worded videos are visual treats that explained scrum concepts like no one has ever done before. “Learning Scrum the Visual Way” video training by Ken Rubin is “THE” course if anyone, yes, anyone wants to understand scrum, not just upcoming or seasoned scrum masters.

Italo Bett

This short online course is very dynamic, didactic and easy to follow. Ken’s examples are practical and based in real life scenarios, which is very useful. A great introduction to Scrum and preface to Scrum training.