Agile Facilitation and Coaching Learning Path

If you have a passion for advancing agility within your teams, organizations, and your community, this is the track you should follow. Starting with the underpinnings of Agile thought and progressing through team facilitation skills, learners on this journey will gain a sufficient understanding DevOps and technical agility practices to understand and serve their teams, progress to the facilitation an Agile Release Train, and be well prepared to move into Agility Coaching through any existing certification authority.

Follow this learning path to coach and guide your team and organization to the highest levels of performance.

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LACE Community Event: Mission Impact

What is Mission Impact?

How can we use it to determine the importance of the work we do? When every requirement is critical, it can be difficult to know what to do first.
Understanding Mission Impact creates essential face-to-face dialogue between teams and their key interested parties, ensuring everyone understands the priorities and the rationale behind them.
During this, Lean-Agile Center of Excellence Community Event, we will discuss how to interpret Mission Impact and how it can help the Civic Community stay focused on work that matters.

20 Mar 2025

1:00 PM - 2:00PM (ET)

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UX & Agile for Software Development

There is a common misconception that design and development are at odds. One prioritizes understanding and the other prioritizes solutioning. Lean, agile, and human-centered design philosophies are meant to be complementary approaches to getting work done.

During this three-hour course, co-facilitated by the CCSQ Lean-Agile Center of Excellence (LACE) and the Human-Centered Design Center of Excellence (HCD CoE), attendees will discuss and explore how teams can thoughtfully integrate design and development needs, share responsibility, and achieve a balanced approach to delivery.

Who is this training for?

This training targets information technology workers supporting software development initiatives.

Are there any pre-requisites for taking this class?

It is recommended that learners first complete Introduction to Human-Centered Design and Agility Foundations classes so they come armed with a basic understanding of the basics of agile and human-centered design principles and methods.

26 Mar 2025

1:00 PM - 4:00PM (ET)