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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
This exercise is related to [[Build Your Scrum Framework]] and allows attendees to have a go at building a diagram of the [[Kanban Framework]]. The | This exercise is related to [[Build Your Scrum Framework]] and allows attendees to have a go at building a diagram of the [[Kanban Framework]]. The approach is based upon the 4 C’s framework described in Sharon Bowman’s Training From The Back of The Room (2009) (Bowman 2009). | ||
==Learning Objectives== | ==Learning Objectives== |
Revision as of 06:59, 24 November 2018
Introduction
This exercise is related to Build Your Scrum Framework and allows attendees to have a go at building a diagram of the Kanban Framework. The approach is based upon the 4 C’s framework described in Sharon Bowman’s Training From The Back of The Room (2009) (Bowman 2009).
Learning Objectives
- Begin to understand how the Kanban framework fits with events, roles and artefacts
Materials
The materials needed for the workshop include:
- Printed framework shapes 1 per group
- Printed arrows 1 per group
- Flip chart paper, 1 for each table group
- Blu-tac or similar for sticking to the walls
- Scissors
- Copies of the Kanban poster, 1 per group
Workshop Flow
Connections (5 Minutes)
- Start by asking the attendees to split into table groups of 4 and to acquire the necessary materials to start for each table group.
Concepts (0 Minutes)
- Introduce the reading materials e.g. Kanban Framework.
Concrete Practice (25 Minutes)
- Ask the attendees to construct their respective Kanban models using any means necessary e.g. using any web based resources they can find.
Conclusions (15 Minutes)
- Conclude with a show and tell with each table group presenting their models to the attendees
- Facilitate any questions with the models
- Finish up with a team share back to discuss their models
- Finally show a diagram of the Kanban Framework and walk the attendees through it paying attention to:
- the feedback loops
- the underlying philosophies Eliminating Waste and Smoothing the Flow of Work
- how the framework embodies the Agile Manifesto
References
- Training From The Back of The Room, Sharon L. Bowman, Pfeiffer, 2009
- https://weisbart.com/byos, Adam Weisbart, accessed 2018