Agile Helpline!: Scrum Crash Course

Not everyone can afford to spend 1000-2000$ for a scrum course, however, Scrum is supported by the community that believes in sharing. I recommend the following resources to new team members starting to learn Scrum. Take a free but the best Scrum crash course.

Agility Explained by Yogesh Kumar

Scrum Explained by Ken Schwaber

Understand 6 Levels of Agile Planning

Agile Backlog Management in a Nutshell

Agile Estimation & Planning by Mike Cohn (Part I & II)

Hyperproductive Distributed Scrum Teams by Dr. Jeff Sutherland

Agile Retrospectives: Making Good Teams Great!

Learn About Continuous Integration With Hudson Directly From the Source

Agile Testing

Read Me

Scrum and XP From the Trenches [ free e-book ]
Official Scrum Body of Knowledge [ Scrum Guide ]
Scrum Student Resources [ collection of good learning material ]
Comprehensive List of Agile Resources by Yogesh Kumar
Scrum Presentations by Mike Cohn

More Videos

Agile TV by Yogesh Kumar
Prioritizing your product backlog by Mike Cohn
Effective User Stories by Mike Cohn
Agile Estimating at DFW Scrum by Mike Cohn

2 comments:

kyliewilson76 February 12, 2014 at 4:01 AM

Well I am a project manager and have been going through the guide to Scrum Body of Knowledge by scrum master training provider Scrumstudy which provide a complete guide for the scrum project. I highly recommend this books to all those who are planning to implement scrum in your organization. You can go directly to http://www.SCRUMstudy.com for first chapter is available there.
Alexia Marthoon February 26, 2014 at 3:09 AM

Hi , we use Scrum org wide for project management, and its working well compared to waterfall method. As part of company sponsored training, I also got my agile scrum certification ; Scrum Master Certification recently. I think scquiring such certifications will help getting a job in project management.