• Agile 1:

• Before class:watch the videos for A history of development and Intro to Scrum - https://youtu.be/RJaF4owQDgg  (YouTube lets you play this faster,  you may need to use html5 playback, details here: http://lifehacker.com/5993156/watch-lectures-in-half-the-time-with-youtubes-html5-player)

• The above includes:

• Learn Scrum in 7 Minutes!  by TechExcel - https://youtu.be/kYajjGi5-qM
• What is a 'Scrum Master'? - Scrum Guide by SSW TV (tv.ssw.com) -https://youtu.be/QbPkcfzi2HI 
• What is a 'Product Owner'? - Scrum Guide by SSW TV (tv.ssw.com) - https://youtu.be/3eljozEWpf8

• More details: checkout:  The Agile Manifesto , Core Scrum, Task Boards, User Stories,
• In class Lecture: Story creation using roles, Definition of ready, Sizing stories/Levels of effort, Hours vs Velocity, The Whole Team Approach, Risk management

• Populating Backlogs, Backlog Grooming, Incremental Development
• Burndown Charts, Agile Scheduling

• Before the class check out - Horizontal and Vertical User Stories
• Questions you may have, Ways to speed up getting your team to “Performing”
• Using Taiga - the tool we will use for your Backlog - Guest lecture Michael Daitzman

• Agile 2:

• During the Class - 2 example Narrative Exchanges
• Drill down on Taiga, Burndown Charts, etc
• Laura - MOC walkthrough

• Agile 3:

• Before the class: Read http://billmoyers.com/content/how-to-tell-your-story-of-self/ 
• Jot some notes about yourself for a narrative exchange you will do with your team members

• if you find yourself getting stuck look at the longer version here: http://www.welcomingrefugees.org/sites/default/files/documents/resources/Public%20Story%20Worksheet07Ganz.pdf for a list of questions to help you think about your narrative

• Come Prepared to share a narrative exchange with your team