Scrum Boards
Scrum Boards replace Status Reports and support greater transparency within and beyond your Scrum Team. This section covers the components of build a great Scrum Board. REview the Information Radiator Pattern for more information.
Outcomes
- Learners understand the elements and mechanics of a Scrum Board
- Learners understand why a Scrum Board is more effective than replying on status reports
- Learners have something to take back and share with their Teams
Activities
- What's in a status report?
TODO Outline
Status report
How much work goes into creating one, and how much time do people actually spend looking at it? (waste)
What’s in a Status Report?
- Recent Accomplishments
- Upcoming Activities
- Risks
- Schedule & Budget Updates
Scrum Board
- Use the A-TEAM Board to build the lesson. Walk through the board examples to build up to the full board. Impart the idea that the full board shows the full cycle from idea to completed work (value).
- If you have any examples of boards of your own, show them if you can
- What can the learners take back to their own teams on Monday from the boards we’ve reviewed?