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  • Lean Startup Snowflakes

    Posted by André Dhondt on May 16th, 2012

    Timing: 60 minutes (can be extended to 90 minutes by running more iterations). Setup/explanation takes 10 minutes; we’ll run 4-5 iterations of [3-minutes of execution, 3-4 minutes debrief, and 3 minutes of planning]. Materials: Pretend money (unit bills [euro/dollar], approx 100 units); ream of paper; 2 pairs of scissors for every 4 participants; audible timer; [...]

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  • Ultimate Battle

    Posted by Craig Brown on May 9th, 2012

    Battle it out to find the ultimate technique for your group.

    Learn more about them on the way including their strengths, weaknesses and appropriate situations.

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  • Tasty Estimation

    Posted by Robert Batusek on April 19th, 2012

    Timing: 30-60 min. depending on the number of stories Goal: to practice the relative estimation technique by comparing user stories Preparation: Backlog items written or printed on index cards Items should describe activities, which are well known to the team members and can be quickly estimated. You can play the game either with the real backlog [...]

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  • Scrum Simulation with LEGO Bricks

    Posted by Alexey Krivitsky on April 2nd, 2012

    A Multi-Team, Full-Cycle, Product-Oriented Scrum Simulation with LEGO Bricks. The Small & Medium Business Edition. Can be adapted to teach other iteration-based Agile frameworks. It is proven that the game can be adapted to fit the particular needs of trainers and serve different sizes of audience. A “standard” game is described below, but you are [...]

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  • Ouija Board Estimation

    Posted by Paul Goddard on March 27th, 2012

    Great fun and a really fun alternative to planning poker. Place a story in the centre of the table, and each team member places there finger on it. In silence, the team “collaboratively” push or pull the story to the size they believe it represents.

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