Agile Content Development: A Tale of Success
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The document discusses agile content development presented by Jenn Brown and Chris Durbetaki, highlighting its advantages over the traditional waterfall approach. It outlines project planning, sprint management, and includes a detailed agenda and backlog tasks for an ongoing project. Key elements of agile methodology such as iterative development, team collaboration, and flexibility in task management are emphasized.
Agile Content Development: A Tale of Success
- 1. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission Agile Content Development A Tale of Success Presented by Jenn Brown and Chris Durbetaki
- 2. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission What is Agile Content Development? Focus on Priorities Develop in sprints Faster Product Delivery Team Collaboration Adjusts to changing needs Shorter Analysis Iterative Development Faster Content Development
- 3. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission Waterfall vs. Agile Waterfall: • Process Driven • Rigid and linear • PM Managed Tasks • Delivery of entire project Agile: • People Driven • Flexible and iterative • Self-managed tasks • Delivery of small items I D D A E
- 4. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission Waterfall vs. Agile Property of GANTTPRO https://ganttpro.com/?_ga=2.262732357.813006898.1558106118-1753038282.1558106118
- 5. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission Project Planning Stand ups Release vs. Hold for later release Sprint Planning Development Sprint Review & Retro Project Planning ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ @ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Agile Content Development
- 6. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission TICE Agile Session Agenda • Project Planning – Complete • Sprint 1 - Complete • Sprint 2 - Complete • Sprint 3 – Starting today • Sprint Planning – 4 minutes • Development - 15 minutes • Review/Retro – 5 minutes
- 7. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission Project Planning Sprint Sprint Duration Sprint Planning Meeting Start Date Finish Date Sprint Review and Retro Sprint 1 1 week 5/29/19 5/30/19 6/7/19 6/10/19 Sprint 2 2 days 6/11/19 6/12/19 6/13/19 6/14/19 Sprint 3 1 day 6/17/19 6/17/19 6/17/19 6/17/19 Sprint 4 1 week 6/18/19 6/19/19 6/25/19 6/26/19 Sprint 5 2 weeks 6/27/19 6/28/19 7/11/19 7/12/19 • Audience Analysis • High Level Task Analysis • Sprint Dates • Secure Project Resources
- 8. Sprint Planning: The Backlog Tasks Sprint Assigned to Status Status Date % Complete Due Date Notes Create Mailing List 1 Chris Released 6/5/19 100% 6/7/19 Photoshoot Select Postcard Style 2 Jenn Released 6/13/19 100% 6/13/19 Selected modern theme Storyboard Picture Section Storyboard Map and Directions Section Storyboard Address Section Storyboard Information Section Obtains Stamps for Mailing 2 Chris Released 6/12/19 100% 6/13/19 Post Card to Printer Develop Picture Section Develop Map and Directions Section Develop Address Section Develop Information Section
- 9. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission Sprint Planning and Development Instructions for Storyboarding Raleigh Tourism Postcard: 1. Determine a scrum team lead - 1 minute 2. Sprint Planning: Decide which section of the post card you will work on – 4 minutes • Storyboard Picture Section • Storyboard Map and Directions Section • Storyboard Address Section • Storyboard Information Section 3. Storyboard your section of the postcard -15 minutes Pictures Information Map/ Directions Address
- 10. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission Project Planning Stand ups Release vs. Hold for later release Sprint Planning Development Sprint Review & Retro Project Planning ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ @ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Agile Content Development
- 11. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission Release Management Ready to incorporate into training ~ Hold for additional content prior to releasing for training
- 12. Sprint Review and Retro • What went well? • What didn’t go well? • What should we continue doing? • What should we stop doing?
- 13. Waterfall vs. Agile 0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 Waterfall AGILE Number of Content Development Hours 2,607 Hours
- 14. Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown for TICE 2019 | Do not duplicate without permission Questions Chris.Durbetaki@anthem.com Jennifer.Brown3@anthem.com
- 15. Project Planning Stand ups Release vs. Hold for later release Sprint Planning Development Sprint Review & Retro Project Planning ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ @ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Agile Content Development • What did you do yesterday to help the team finish the sprint? • What will you do today to help the team finish the sprint? • What obstacles are getting in the way? • What went well? • What didn’t go well? • What should we continue doing? • What should we stop doing? Created by Chris Durbetaki, RN and Jenn Brown Business Information Consultants, Anthem, Inc. Do not duplicate without permission