Tennis Ball Game Agile at Carleen Vinson blog

Tennis Ball Game Agile. This game encapsulates the essence of scrum like no. I found that tennis balls worked well and i had 60 balls for a group of 50 people. The ball point game (or tennis ball factory, as i like to call it) is one of the most popular games for learning scrum. To play the game, you will need a lot of balls, if you’ll forgive he expression! It’s the standard we use to ease people. Boris gloger created the ball point game in 2008. Here is how it works… the object of the game is to pass as many balls as possible through the team in 2 minutes. Like most lean games, it depends. By playing this simple game together, your team learns about teamwork, collaboration, iterative work, forecasting, retrospectives, empirical process control, diversity and inclusion, the tuckman model of team formation, continuous improvement, experimenting, inspecting, and adapting scrum values, psychological safety, and trust. One activity/game i found really helpful when coaching teams about scrum, is the ‘agile ball game.’ the beauty of this game is that it breaks down several agile/scrum rituals into. Every agile coach or scrum master should know the ball point game! You will also need a stopwatch, and a flipchart and pen. The scrum ball point game is a very popular lean game in scrum/agile programming circles, and it has nothing to do with pens.

Boris gloger created the ball point game in 2008. Every agile coach or scrum master should know the ball point game! To play the game, you will need a lot of balls, if you’ll forgive he expression! Like most lean games, it depends. Here is how it works… the object of the game is to pass as many balls as possible through the team in 2 minutes. This game encapsulates the essence of scrum like no. It’s the standard we use to ease people. I found that tennis balls worked well and i had 60 balls for a group of 50 people. You will also need a stopwatch, and a flipchart and pen. The ball point game (or tennis ball factory, as i like to call it) is one of the most popular games for learning scrum.

Single continuous line drawing of young agile tennis player hit the ball from opponent. Sport

Tennis Ball Game Agile By playing this simple game together, your team learns about teamwork, collaboration, iterative work, forecasting, retrospectives, empirical process control, diversity and inclusion, the tuckman model of team formation, continuous improvement, experimenting, inspecting, and adapting scrum values, psychological safety, and trust. You will also need a stopwatch, and a flipchart and pen. One activity/game i found really helpful when coaching teams about scrum, is the ‘agile ball game.’ the beauty of this game is that it breaks down several agile/scrum rituals into. This game encapsulates the essence of scrum like no. Every agile coach or scrum master should know the ball point game! To play the game, you will need a lot of balls, if you’ll forgive he expression! The ball point game (or tennis ball factory, as i like to call it) is one of the most popular games for learning scrum. Here is how it works… the object of the game is to pass as many balls as possible through the team in 2 minutes. By playing this simple game together, your team learns about teamwork, collaboration, iterative work, forecasting, retrospectives, empirical process control, diversity and inclusion, the tuckman model of team formation, continuous improvement, experimenting, inspecting, and adapting scrum values, psychological safety, and trust. I found that tennis balls worked well and i had 60 balls for a group of 50 people. Like most lean games, it depends. The scrum ball point game is a very popular lean game in scrum/agile programming circles, and it has nothing to do with pens. Boris gloger created the ball point game in 2008. It’s the standard we use to ease people.