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Trello for Agile Teams

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Overview

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Learn how to make Trello work for your agile teams. Get best practices and tips for leveraging the popular tool's features in your product delivery workflow.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Work collaboratively in agile teams with Trello
1. Get Started with Trello
  • Get to know lists and cards
  • Sign up for a free Trello account
2. Prioritize the Work
  • Create a product backlog
  • Write story cards to build out a product
  • Assign your team to boards
3. Plan Out the Sprint
  • Organize the team's task board
  • Prioritize the user stories
  • Create tasks for the team
4. Organize Tasks
  • Prioritize the team's tasks
  • Connect the tasks to user stories
  • Have team members commit to each task
5. Deliver in Sprints
  • Working off of Trello cards
  • Close out the work
  • Create a sprint review board
  • See how to organize your feedback
6. Improve the Process
  • Create a retrospective board
  • Use "more of" and "less of" lists
7. Manage a Product Portfolio
  • Create a product portfolio board
  • Break ideas down into epic cards
  • Turn epics into user story candidates
  • Link story candidates to the product backlog
8. Upgrade to Business Class
  • Clearing off the boards
  • Upgrading to Business Class
9. Useful Power-Ups
  • Voting over a cards priority
  • How to integrate OneDrive
  • Connect your story cards to GitHub
  • Create lightweight visualizations with Screenful
  • Get feedback with Zendesk
10. Mistakes to Avoid
  • Embrace agility and stay lightweight

Taught by

Doug Rose

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