A User Experience Approach to Agile & Scrum

This course will explore concepts for taking a user experience (UX) approach to working within an agile team or scrum team. At the end of this course, you will have a foundation / introductory understanding to give you a jump start to working collaboratively within an agile or scrum team. Content of this course has an emphasis towards user experience as it relates to software, but the ideas can be applied to many disciplines.

Course includes:

• An introduction to agile and scrum

• The players and roles for a scrum team

• The overall life-cycle of the scrum methodology

In other words, this course is an overview about agile and scrum mythologies and discusses how a user experience practitioner collaborates as a team member within an agile / scrum team. This course is not an introduction to user experience specific techniques and methods.

I hope you take advantage of the activities provided in the course, as well as all the lecture videos.  Each section of the course will start with a section introduction video and end with a section conclusion video. The first section of the course is offered, through Udemy, as a free preview of the course. Section two of the course will start to dive into the core content of the course.

Created by Frank Garofalo, Principal Consultant of Garofalo UX.  

Please note, for languages other than English, course content transcriptions are automatically generated by Udemy and may not be accurate translations. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Important Note: This isnotan agile or scrum certification course.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long do I have access to the course materials?

You can view and review the lecture materials indefinitely, like an on-demand channel.

Can I take my courses with me wherever I go?

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