Agile ELearning Development

Agile ELearning Development, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 16 lectures, based on 47 reviews, and has 247 subscribers.

You will learn about Describe the Agile project management methodology Identify the difference between ADDIE and Agile Discuss Agile Manifesto Identify and Agile Principles Identify the steps in Successive Approximation Model – SAM 1 and SAM 2 Describe advantages and disadvantages of the Successive Approximation Model Compare between SAM and ADDIE Identify the three roles of scrum and describe the responsibilities of the Scrum Master, Product Owner, and the Team Identify and apply the steps of the Scrum framework Create Product backlog Conduct Retrospectives Develop agenda for retrospectives Write effective user stories Identify the difference between epics and user stories Write acceptance criteria Identify different ways to estimate the size of the user story Use the Fibonacci sequence and T-shirt sizes to estimate your user stories Describe the agile iterations and best practices for iterative management Manage eLearning requirements, change, and risk Organize and schedule your eLearning projects using the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) Conduct sprint and release planning Identify mid-sprint events Use analytics and reporting in agile development Create Burndown charts Determine what to do if the team completes less user stories than planned, and what to do if the team completes more user stories than planned Create the Product Backlog Identify backlog requirements Follow the Kanban process Describe how to approach testing Identify important items to test Describe the types of eLearning testing Follow the steps for User Acceptance testing Identify and apply the definition of Done to your agile projects to ensure continuous delivery Identify the most popular agile tools available on the market and select the tool that meets your unique needs Manage your projects using the agile process This course is ideal for individuals who are Instructional designers and eLearning professionals who want to use the agile methodology to create courses or Training managers who want to achieve higher customer satisfaction, improved performance among team members, reduced risk of project failure, and better project quality. or Project managers who manage eLearning projects It is particularly useful for Instructional designers and eLearning professionals who want to use the agile methodology to create courses or Training managers who want to achieve higher customer satisfaction, improved performance among team members, reduced risk of project failure, and better project quality. or Project managers who manage eLearning projects.

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Title: Agile ELearning Development

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 16

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 16

Original Price: $24.99

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What You Will Learn

• Describe the Agile project management methodology
• Identify the difference between ADDIE and Agile
• Discuss Agile Manifesto
• Identify and Agile Principles
• Identify the steps in Successive Approximation Model – SAM 1 and SAM 2
• Describe advantages and disadvantages of the Successive Approximation Model
• Compare between SAM and ADDIE
• Identify the three roles of scrum and describe the responsibilities of the Scrum Master, Product Owner, and the Team
• Identify and apply the steps of the Scrum framework
• Create Product backlog
• Conduct Retrospectives
• Develop agenda for retrospectives
• Write effective user stories
• Identify the difference between epics and user stories
• Write acceptance criteria
• Identify different ways to estimate the size of the user story
• Use the Fibonacci sequence and T-shirt sizes to estimate your user stories
• Describe the agile iterations and best practices for iterative management
• Manage eLearning requirements, change, and risk
• Organize and schedule your eLearning projects using the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
• Conduct sprint and release planning
• Identify mid-sprint events
• Use analytics and reporting in agile development
• Create Burndown charts
• Determine what to do if the team completes less user stories than planned, and what to do if the team completes more user stories than planned
• Create the Product Backlog
• Identify backlog requirements
• Follow the Kanban process
• Describe how to approach testing
• Identify important items to test
• Describe the types of eLearning testing
• Follow the steps for User Acceptance testing
• Identify and apply the definition of Done to your agile projects to ensure continuous delivery
• Identify the most popular agile tools available on the market and select the tool that meets your unique needs
• Manage your projects using the agile process

Who Should Attend

• Instructional designers and eLearning professionals who want to use the agile methodology to create courses
• Training managers who want to achieve higher customer satisfaction, improved performance among team members, reduced risk of project failure, and better project quality.
• Project managers who manage eLearning projects

Target Audiences

• Instructional designers and eLearning professionals who want to use the agile methodology to create courses
• Training managers who want to achieve higher customer satisfaction, improved performance among team members, reduced risk of project failure, and better project quality.
• Project managers who manage eLearning projects