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Agile Projects: Creating User Stories with Value in Taiga
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Agile Projects: Creating User Stories with Value in Taiga

Jasper Albert

Instructor: Jasper Albert

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Learn, practice, and apply job-ready skills with expert guidance
4.8

(17 reviews)

Intermediate level
Some related experience required
3.5 hours
Learn at your own pace
Hands-on learning
Learn, practice, and apply job-ready skills with expert guidance
4.8

(17 reviews)

Intermediate level
Some related experience required
3.5 hours
Learn at your own pace
Hands-on learning

What you'll learn

  • Create an agile project management solution to define feature based on value for the customer

  • Mapping User Stories to value and customer journey stages with the proposed product or service

  • Examine the next steps for the project

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About this Guided Project

Learn step-by-step

In a video that plays in a split-screen with your work area, your instructor will walk you through these steps:

  1. Starting with Taiga as an Agile Management Suite and exploring its features (8 min)

  2. Importing input data and creating Epics (13 min)

  3. Defining User stories for Epic 1 and mapping it for value and customer journey stage (20 min)

  4. Defining User stories for Epic 2 and mapping it for value and customer journey stage (12 min)

  5. Defining User stories for Epic 3 and mapping it for value and customer journey stage (7 min)

  6. Defining User stories for Epic 4 and mapping it for value and customer journey stage (9 min)

  7. Defining User stories for Epic 5 and mapping it for value and customer journey stage (8 min)

  8. Defining User stories for Epic 6 and mapping it for value and customer journey stage (6 min)

  9. Defining User stories for Epic 7 and mapping it for value and customer journey stage (7 min)

  10. Tips for the next phase of Development (8 min)

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Instructor

Jasper Albert
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How you'll learn

  • Skill-based, hands-on learning

    Practice new skills by completing job-related tasks.

  • Expert guidance

    Follow along with pre-recorded videos from experts using a unique side-by-side interface.

  • No downloads or installation required

    Access the tools and resources you need in a pre-configured cloud workspace.

  • Available only on desktop

    This Guided Project is designed for laptops or desktop computers with a reliable Internet connection, not mobile devices.

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